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Today's Calendar

Sholom Justice Blood Drive

: 8:00am

Guest Scholar – Why? Explaining the Holocaust, With Peter Hayes

: 9:30am

3rd Grade Yom Horim (Parents' Day)

: 9:45am

Introduction to Biblical Hebrew, with Mitchell Brown

: 10:30am

Prayer & Liturgy 101, with Cantor Sheera Ben-David

: 11:00am

Short Stories, with Cliff Scott-Rudnick

: 2:00pm

Upcoming Programs & Events

Jan

Sholom Justice Blood Drive
Sunday, Jan 23 8:00am

Jan

Guest Scholar – Why? Explaining the Holocaust, With Peter Hayes
Sunday, Jan 23 9:30am

Jan

3rd Grade Yom Horim (Parents' Day)
Sunday, Jan 23 9:45am

Jan

Introduction to Biblical Hebrew, with Mitchell Brown
Sunday, Jan 23 10:30am

Jan

Prayer & Liturgy 101, with Cantor Sheera Ben-David
Sunday, Jan 23 11:00am

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Sun, January 23 2022
21 Sh'vat 5782

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Monday ,
JanJanuary 24 , 2022

Monday Meal
Monday, Jan 24th 3:30p to 5:00p
We have extended our Monday Meal ‘To-Go Bags’ through February and WE NEED YOUR HELP! If you are able to provide supplies such as chips, bottled water, granola bars and other items, please sign-up.
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Monday ,
JanJanuary 24 , 2022

Taste of Judaism
Monday, Jan 24th 6:45p to 8:45p
All are welcome. Enjoy three weekly classes that examine the modern Jewish take on spirituality, values, and community. Our classes are dynamic and interactive; our teachers are happy to answer all of your questions.
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Monday ,
JanJanuary 24 , 2022

Introduction to Judaism
Monday, Jan 24th 6:45p to 8:45p
Next class begins February 2022!
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Tuesday ,
JanJanuary 25 , 2022

Talmud Study
Tuesday, Jan 25th 8:30a to 9:30a
Join Rabbi Conover as she leads an hour-long conversation on a section of the Talmud.
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Wednesday ,
JanJanuary 26 , 2022

Wednesday Morning Study Group, with Rabbi Singer
Wednesday, Jan 26th 10:00a to 11:30a
Join Rabbi Singer to discuss Jewish perspectives on the modern ethical dilemmas that stem from technology, sustainability, and other contemporary questions and current events.
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Wednesday ,
JanJanuary 26 , 2022

Shakespeare Discussion, with Mitchell Brown
Wednesday, Jan 26th 6:30p to 8:00p
In this class, we will discuss the four plays known as the “Henriad,” Richard II, Henry IV (parts one and two), and Henry V. Join us as we examine these stories and tie in Jewish ethics and biblical allusions throughout the course.
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Friday ,
JanJanuary 28 , 2022

Shabbat Service: Mixed Presence
Friday, Jan 28th 6:15p to 7:30p
Join the Temple Sholom community to welcome in Shabbat either online or in person at Temple Sholom.
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Saturday ,
JanJanuary 29 , 2022

Shabbat Minyan and Torah Study
Shabbat, Jan 29th 9:00a to 10:30a
Join for a virtual Shabbat Minyan via Zoom from 9:00-9:45 AM followed by virtual Torah Study for 9:45-10:30 AM.
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Sunday ,
JanJanuary 30 , 2022

Feed the Hungry
Sunday, Jan 30th 9:30a to 10:30a
The newly improved (and COVID-19 safe) Feed the Hungry (FTH) allows you the opportunity to sponsor a monthly FTH Sunday. As a sponsor, you shop for the items needed, assemble the sandwiches at home, and deliver them to a church on the West Side (at a socially safe distance with masks).
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Sunday ,
JanJanuary 30 , 2022

Guest Scholar – Gender & Judaism, With Dr. Claire E. Sufrin, Associate Professor of Instruction and Assistant Director of the Crown Family Center for Jewish and Israel Studies
Sunday, Jan 30th 9:30a to 10:30a
Jewish practice has changed rapidly in the last few decades, especially in regard to the role of women and women’s experience. In these classes, we explore how the rise of feminism in the 1970s impacted Jewish women and Jewish men and reshaped Judaism intellectually, ritually, and socially. Our focus will be on the more liberal movements of Judaism with some attention to Orthodoxy as well. Dr. Claire E. Sufrin is a scholar of religion focusing on modern Jewish thought. Dr. Sufrin is the co-editor of the New Jewish Canon (Academic Studies Press, 2020).
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