“Who is wise? The person who learns from everyone.” (Psalm 119:99)
Adult Education at Temple Sholom
Our congregation values Torah and comprehensive Jewish learning, and we offer a robust catalog of adult education opportunities throughout the week in the spirit of lifelong learning. Taught by our clergy and community members, available topics include Hebrew, Talmud, modern and ancient Jewish history, Jewish text, short stories, spirituality and more. Register for Adult Education Classes on our calendar pages!
Quick Links
- 5782 Adult Education Full Curriculum
- 5782 Adult Education Guest Scholar Series
- Register for Intro to Judaism Classes - starting Fall 2022
- Register for Taste of Judaism Classes - starting Fall 2022
- Register for URJ Online Introduction to Hebrew
- Wednesday Morning Study Group Topics 2021-22
- To be added to our Adult Ed email list click here
In addition to a variety of Sunday class options featuring our clergy and guest speaker series, we also offer:
- Monday evening Introduction to Judaism and A Taste of Judaism classes
- Monday evening bi-monthly film screenings & discussion
- Tuesday morning weekly Talmud study with our rabbis
- Wednesday morning weekly discussion group with our clergy/education team
- Wednesday evening parallel classes for parents during Midweek Hebrew
- Friday evening Shabbat guest speakers
- Shabbat morning Torah study minyan with clergy
This year’s class topics include the following series:
- Hartman Hot Topics with Rabbi Conover - Fall Sundays, 9:30-10:30 AM
- Prayer & Liturgy 101 with Cantor Ben-David - Winter Sundays, 11 AM - 12 PM
- Modern Jewish Thinkers with Rabbi Gellman - Winter/Spring Wednesdays, 6:30-7:30 PM
- Spiritual Cooking with Rabbi Singer - Seasonal Wednesdays, 7:30-8:30 PM
- Short Stories with Cliff Scott-Rudnick - Sundays, 2-3 PM
- Shakespeare Discussion with Mitchell Brown - Wednesdays, 6:30-8 PM
- Intro to Biblical Hebrew with Mitchell Brown - Sundays, 10:30-11:30 AM
Questions? Contact Lori@sholomchicago.org or 773-435-1531.
Wed, May 25 2022 24 Iyar 5782