Hosted at Temple Aliyah. Guest speaker Rosalie Gerut from One-by-One will share her experiences growing up as the child of Holocaust survivors. She will also discuss her efforts in establishing dialogue groups that unite the children of survivors with those of collaborators, aiming to disrupt the cycle of generational trauma. Our program will conclude with […]
Step into fall with strength, balance and alignment through the practice of yoga. Join experienced yoga teacher Stephanie Javaheri for a weekly mindful yoga ‘work in’ to cultivate awareness physically and mentally. Feel better in your body and your mind. Slow physical movement, breathwork and meditation blend together in this 1-hour class. Drop in at […]
Professor Jonathan Kaufman, Director of Northeastern University School of Journalism Why Write about Jews? The tumultuous relations between Blacks and Jews in America...The re-emergence of Jews in Eastern Europe decades after we assumed the Holocaust had wiped them out...The remarkable odyssey of two Jewish families who stood astride Chinese business, economics and politics for 175 […]
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April 25-27, 2025
Dinner and Lecture 6:30 PM Dinner, 7:30 PM Lecture Chinese Food Dinner: $25 per member, $35 per nonmember The Rival Jewish Dynasties that Shaped China The Sassoons and the Kadoories stood astride Chinese business and politics for more than one hundred seventy-five years, profiting from the Opium Wars; surviving Japanese occupation; courting Chiang Kai-shek; and […]
In the early 1960s, Abraham Joshua Heschel and Martin Luther King marched together in Selma for Civil Rights. That was more than a symbolic gesture. Two thirds of the whites who went south to integrate busses and register Black voters were Jewish. Three quarters of the money King and other Black Civil Rights leaders raised […]
Members of our community gather virtually for a warm and inclusive lay-led service. These services take place even if there are fewer than ten participants, last about 20-30 minutes, and are a meaningful way to start your day. Please join us in person; we are no longer meeting virtually.