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A Taste of Judaism® - Beth Hillel Temple, Kenosha, WI
Come and learn! If you have always wanted to learn more about Judaism but haven’t been sure where to start, this is the opportunity for you. Encounter the big ideas and texts that make up Judaism’s rich tapestry. A Taste of Judaism® provides an entryway to community, connection, and rich meaning.
Everyone is welcome. Open to
Teacher Resources Webinar - Simon Wiesenthal Center: Combat Hate
This informational webinar is a collaboration between the MSHEF and a guest organization. Teachers will have the opportunity to learn about programs available to them and how they can afford to bring them into their classrooms.
How to Research and Document Your Family History with Nolan Altman - Temple Israel Lawrence, NY
Temple Israel Lawrence cordially invites you to join us for the Virtual "How to Research and Document Your Family History," program with Nolan Altman, Jewish genealogy expert, on Wednesday, October 20, 2021, at 7:30 p.m.
Nolan Altman was bit by the "genealogy bug" when he was inspired to write his
Haftarah Cantillation: Chant...Don't Say You Can't! - Temple Beth El, Tacoma, WA
Do you have to learn Haftarah chanting by listening over and over again to an MP3? Do you sing the same musical phrases over and over because you don’t know the other sounds? Have you wanted to chant Haftarah but thought it was just too hard? Then come join Cantor
Introduction to Judaism - Temple Israel, Boston, MA
Introduction to Judaism is an engaging multi-session virtual course for anyone interested in exploring Jewish life through a Reform lens. Over the course of 16 weeks, we will explore the Foundations of Jewish Living including holidays, life cycle, and the Jewish Home, as well as the Foundations for Jewish Sacred Texts