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Click on the link for to download a copy of the Adult Education Brochure.
Browse through our variety of classes below! |
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 | Summer Classes |
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Torah Study with Rabbi Rapport
Wednesday 9:30-10:30 am in the Fishman Library
D'Var Acheir: A New Perspective...
The weekly Torah portion will be studied in a different voice from The Torah: A Women's Commentary. This newest resource provides both new perspectives on the text and an outstanding collection of traditional commentary.
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Shabbat Torah Study with Rabbi David
Saturday 9-10 am in the Fishman Library
This Torah study meets year round before the morning service to read and discuss the Torah portion of the week over good coffee, bagels, and other treats.
Rebbe's Tisch with Rabbi Rooks & Rapport
Saturday 12:15 pm
Join the Rabbis' table to discuss the weekly Torah portion whenever there is a Bar or Bat Mitzvah.
Herring, Schnapps, & Mango with Rabbi Rooks
Saturday 11:30 am
Join us as we gather for a special discussion every weekend there is NO Bar or Bat Mitzvah.
Jewish Text Study with Rabbi David
Sunday 9:30-10:30 am (only when Sunday School is in session)
"The World We Live In." We will study from Jewish texts that deal with our world to answer questions like: How do we approach new challanges? How do we deal with happy and sad moments in our lives? How do we treat others? The world? Texts from the Bible, Rabbinical literature, & the Kabbalah will be used. We will also enjoy coffee, challah, and great company.
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 | Monday Night Adult Education |
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Begins October 10, 2011
" Mundane Jerusalem and Ethereal Jerusalem through Israeli films and Television
Come to learn about the realities of modern Israel through Israeli feature films and popular tv series. Stay to delve into texts comparing the reality in Jerusalem vs. the Jerusalem we all dream about.
Topics covered in three six-week sessions:
Life Cycle Events First session with Rabbi David
Holidays Second session with Rabbi Rooks
Theology Third session with Rabbi Rapport
Monday Nights
This is a beginning course for those who have not yet mastered the alef-bet and want to learn how to read as well as some basic vocabulary.
Our past and our future and the intersection of the two. Learn about the great waves of immigration to this land, the great moments of American Judaism and the future of Jewish life for the 21st Century and beyond.
To find out which level of Hebrew to join, please call R. Rooks at 212-2019.
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WEDNESDAY TEMPLE SCHOLARS PROGRAM
October 12, 2011 - May, 2012 9:30-10:35 and 10:50-11:55
Space is limited. Please call The Temple for details.
Biblical Heroes and God’s Personality
First Semester -
with Rabbi DavidBiblical Heroes
What is the secret of the magic of our biblical heroes? We will deal with familiar
and forgotten characters from the biblical story, examine these wonderful characters
that are the focus of The Book, the bestseller of all time, the book that has the
longest shelf life ever.
Second Semester -
God's Personality
The Midrash loves the fact that the Biblical God is not an abstract principle, but has
a real personality and that God is involved in the human condition. This semester,
we will examine God’s personality, as expressed in the stories about the Flood and
about the creation of the world as well as ancient Midrashim. We will see that the
Biblical God has a full 'personality', which is complex and dynamic and try to look
at the Bible's simple meaning and at the midrashic understanding to it.
39 Books
with Rabbi Rapport
Have you ever wondered what lies in the Torah and Haftarah readings? There are
39 books in The Bible and we will study, briefly, every one. This “Taste of Tanakh”
study series will explore the many and varied styles of Biblical literature in search of
an understanding of what the Bible is meant to be. Learn and listen, read and study,
the entire history of the Jewish people during our first 1200 years.
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