In preparation for Chanukah, dads/grandpas and their kids/grandkids will have fun making tasty chocolate gelt and sufganiyot. The program will include a pizza lunch. Dads/grandpas are complimentary. The fee per kid is $10. No prior baking experience is necessary. Organized by: Adat Shalom Synagogue, Adat Shalom Men’s Club View event on Jlive: https://jlive.app/events/9476
Join us for our Annual Meeting where we will vote in our new Board members and discuss other synagogue business. Following the Annual Meeting, we’ll celebrate an early Hanukkah together over a vegetarian potluck dinner, a game of dreidel, entertainment, and activities for kids. **Please bring a vegetarian dish to share** – IADS will bring […]
Join us for 12 impactful lessons designed to open the conversation between parent and child about the journey of coming of age as a Jewish kid. This program offers a fun, interactive, and deeply meaningful bonding experience that you won’t want to miss! Each session features thought-provoking questions, laugh-out-loud activities, delicious refreshments, and awesome take-home […]
Since October 7, understanding the nuances of antisemitism has changed from important to urgent. Dara Horn’s book, _People Love Dead Jews: Reports From the Haunted Past_ provides an essential backdrop for parents of school age kids to have a searching conversation about being Jews in America today. Join Rabbi Nosanwisch and Rachel Matz, High School […]
**AN INTRODUCTION TO THE TALMUD: TURN IT AND TURN IT, FOR EVERTHING IS IN IT with Rabbi Yonatan Dahlen** In-Person I Max M. Fisher Federation Building **MONDAYS, 9:30 – 11 AM** **Oct. 28; Nov. 4, 11, 18; Dec. 9, 16** It has been the key to Jewish survival and continuity for nearly two millennia, yet […]
**MODERN JEWISH MEDICAL ETHICS with Jill Gutmann** ZOOM **MONDAYS, 10 – 11:30 AM** ** _Monthly_** _:_ Oct. 28; Nov. 18; Dec. 16; Jan. 27; Feb. 24; Mar. 24; Apr. 28; May 19; June 16 Take a deep dive into the hot medical issues of the day with bioethicist Jill Gutmann. Whether the subject is public […]
**BETTER TOGETHER, LOVE AND KINDNESS IN JUDAISM with Rabbi Tzvi Muller** In-Person I Max M. Fisher Federation Building **MONDAYS, NOON – 1 PM** Nov. 4, 11, 18; Dec. 2, 9, 16 The world is desperately in need of more kindness. As Jews, we are often the targets of the most virulent hatred and cruelty. However, […]
**Build a support system with people who understand Dementia and other aging challenges.** Alzheimer’s Association® support groups are a safe place for people living with dementia and their care partners to: • Develop a support system. • Exchange practical information on challenges and possible solutions. • Talk through issues and ways of coping. • Share […]
The popular series Bubbies, Zaydies, and Grandbabies is back for a second round this fall! Our first session sold out, so we are happy to be back for November and December! At Bubbies, Zaydies and Grandbabies, grandparents and grandkids play and create art together, sing songs, enjoy an interactive story time, and meet new friends. […]
Join Rabbi Gordon as we engage with our ancient text, discover new lessons, and make meaning from our traditional stories. You are welcome to join us, one class at a time, or for the whole series. All meetings will be virtual. Questions? Connect with Lisa Kaplan at (https://mailto:lkaplan@temple- israel.org?subject=RE%3A%20Tuesdays%20%26%20Torah). _Supported by the Sylvia Goodman Memorial […]
**THE JEWS AND ISLAM with Professor Howard Lupovitch** ZOOM **TUESDAYS, 7 – 8:30 PM** Nov. 12, 19; Dec. 3, 10, 17 Explore the long, tortuous relationship between Judaism and Islam, and between Jews and Muslims, in all its complexity and variations. Learn about the common “Abrahamic” elements of the two communities; why, for more than […]
Have you always wanted to learn how to read Hebrew? Now is your chance! Hazzan Gross is teaching this multisession series on learning to read Hebrew. Wednesdays from 12pm to 1 pm on November 6, 13, 20, December 4, 11, 18 and January 8,15, 22 at Adat Shalom. No previous Hebrew reading experience is necessary. […]
