Come study the weekly Torah portion with Rabbi Aviva Funke, assistant director at the BJE. The weekly Torah portions in the Fall are some of the most familiar to us as they follow the lives of our Patriarchs and Matriarchs focusing on lessons that are relevant for our lives today. Mondays beginning January 9 through […]
This course is for those who have already participated in “Wise Aging for Beginners” and is a closed group, invitation only. Mondays beginning January 20 through March 3 from 1:00 PM - 2:20 PM. Cost: $140 Faculty: Rabbi Mindie Snyder
This introductory course provides a foundation in the basic tenants of Judaism. Among areas covered are: History, Holidays and Observances, Life Cycle, Theology, Prayer, Israel and Communal Life. Open to non-Jews alone, Non-Jews with their Jewish partners and Jewish adults interested in further exploring Judaism. Monday evenings beginning January 6 through February 24 from 5:00 […]
Tuesdays beginning January 7 through February 25 from 3:00pm - 4:30pmCost: $160 Faculty: Sophie Plapp
Tuesdays beginning January 7 through February 25 from 4:30 PM - 6:00 PMCost: $160 Faculty: Sophie Plapp
What allowed the Holocaust to happen? Explore the events and ideologies that led to history’s darkest moment and the stories of resilience, courage, and humanity that emerged in its wake. Uncover the lessons of empathy, moral responsibility, and remembrance—and how they guide us to build a more compassionate and just world today. Instructor: Steve Glassman
What allowed the Holocaust to happen? Explore the events and ideologies that led to history’s darkest moment and the stories of resilience, courage, and humanity that emerged in its wake. Uncover the lessons of empathy, moral responsibility, and remembrance—and how they guide us to build a more compassionate and just world today. Instructor: Steve Glassman
What allowed the Holocaust to happen? Explore the events and ideologies that led to history’s darkest moment and the stories of resilience, courage, and humanity that emerged in its wake. Uncover the lessons of empathy, moral responsibility, and remembrance—and how they guide us to build a more compassionate and just world today. Instructor: Steve Glassman
What allowed the Holocaust to happen? Explore the events and ideologies that led to history’s darkest moment and the stories of resilience, courage, and humanity that emerged in its wake. Uncover the lessons of empathy, moral responsibility, and remembrance—and how they guide us to build a more compassionate and just world today. Instructor: Steve Glassman
What allowed the Holocaust to happen? Explore the events and ideologies that led to history’s darkest moment and the stories of resilience, courage, and humanity that emerged in its wake. Uncover the lessons of empathy, moral responsibility, and remembrance—and how they guide us to build a more compassionate and just world today. Instructor: Steve Glassman
Welcome to Folktale Kitchen, where the rich history of Jewishstorytelling inspires the recipes we create! Each week, hear a timelesstale and bring it to life by cooking the foods woven into its story,blending tradition, flavor, and meaning. $30 materials fee Instructor: Chef Morgan
Welcome to Folktale Kitchen, where the rich history of Jewish storytelling inspires the recipes we create! Each week, hear a timeless tale and bring it to life by cooking the foods woven into its story, blending tradition, flavor, and meaning. $30 materials fee Instructor: Chef Morgan
