Adult B. Mitzvah Class
Weekly on Wednesdays Have you ever wished you had an opportunity as an adult to become a B. Mitzvah? Are you interested in learning more about Judaism and Hebrew? Do […]
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Shabbat Community Hike
Outside of TempleDelight in beautiful guided hikes including personal reflection, community connection, and the opportunity to experience peaceful moments in nature. All hikes are led by Rachel Happel, TBS Senior Director of […]
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Judaism: The Big Questions
OnlineProfessor Marc Michael Epstein–a former TBS Scholar-in-Residence–returns for a five-part, exclusive Community Scholars Program series that tackles Judaism’s most urgent, perennial questions—rooted in deep tradition, framed for today’s seekers. Across five Sunday sessions, we’ll probe: Nov 2nd – The Monotheism Question (are Jews really monotheistic, and what does “real” monotheism mean?); Nov 9th – The […]
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Remembering Yitzhak Rabin: Hope that Will Not Die
Conference Room (front)Mondays, November 3, 10, 17, 7:15 PM
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Celebrating the Jewish American Musical Soundtrack of Our Lives
Carmen HallJoin Hal Slifer, WERS radio host of Chagigah, for a lively In-Person, interactive musical journey celebrating the Jewish musical soundtrack of our lives. This enjoyable presentation features unforgettable songs by Jewish singers and composers—from Al Jolson to Debbie Friedman and Leonard Cohen—brought to life with rare videos, fascinating backstories, and plenty of audience participation. Laugh, […]
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Remembering Yitzhak Rabin: Hope that Will Not Die
Conference Room (front)As we approach the 30th anniversary of the assassination of Rabin we recall his vision for peace in Israel and the Middle East. The life of Yitzhak Rabin mirrored the life of the people and state of Israel. In his own words, "The joy of the Jewish people is always mixed with sorrow - the […]
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Remembering Yitzhak Rabin: Hope that Will Not Die
Conference Room (front)As we approach the 30th anniversary of the assassination of Rabin we recall his vision for peace in Israel and the Middle East. The life of Yitzhak Rabin mirrored the life of the people and state of Israel. In his own words, "The joy of the Jewish people is always mixed with sorrow - the […]
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Four Jewish Revoultionaries
OnlineJoin us for a four-part series exploring the lives and legacies of influential Jewish revolutionaries who helped shape modern history. Each session delves into the beliefs, struggles, and societal impact of Adolph Fischer, Rosa Luxemburg, Béla Kun, and Leon Trotsky. Through compelling storytelling and thoughtful analysis, we’ll uncover how their distinct visions of justice and […]
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Four Jewish Revoultionaries
OnlineJoin us for a four-part series exploring the lives and legacies of influential Jewish revolutionaries who helped shape modern history. Each session delves into the beliefs, struggles, and societal impact […]
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Community Dinner and Scholar-in-Residence Introductory Lecture
Carmen Hall6:15 pm, Friday Night Shabbat Service, Community Dinner and Introductory Lecture Dinner is free for members, $10 per non-member Israelis and American Jews: Do We Still Speak the Same Language? What aspects of Jewish identity, culture, and politics have Israelis and American Jews shared since the founding of the State of Israel? How have these […]
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Scholar-in-Residence Lecture and Brunch – Jewish Politics: Lessons from our History
Carmen HallMany of the political challenges and dilemmas that American Jews have faced during the last decade were faced by our forebears, in America and elsewhere in the diaspora. What can American Jews learn from the political decisions and strategies of the Jewish past? Register below for this lecture. To register for all Scholar-in-Residence Weekend Events, […]
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Scholar-in-Residence Dinner – Sturgeon and Swordfish: The Fish that Nearly Divided the Jewish World
Carmen HallHow did a local squabble over whether or not sturgeon is kosher escalate into a public dispute that enveloped Jews at the turn of the nineteenth century in Central and Eastern Europe? What does this conflict tell us about the tension in Judaism between tradition and innovation? Register below for the Saturday evening lecture and […]