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Our Personal Jewish Journey ...
Are you interested in learning more about your Jewish heritage? Would you like to delve deeper into what it means to be a Jew? Do you want to push your spiritual horizons in new directions? But rather than sharing in a class, would you rather pursue your Jewish journey on your own? If so, Rabbi Klein, Rabbi Gordon, or Cantor Becker would be happy to meet with you on a one-on-one basis, meeting periodically to move in the direction you wish to pursue. Just contact them, and begin - or continue - your search.
Beit Sefer Café A Fresh Approach to Adult Learning!
A Beit Sefer is a school. A Beit Cafe is a coffee house.
Beit Sefer Café is the best of both!
For three Monday evenings in the fall students can take two stimulating classes each week: a single shot (free standing one session offering--a different one each week!) and a triple shot (one class lasting all three sessions). In between classes, everyone will meet at the Beit Café for really good coffee and pastries (stimulation of a different kind!).
Watch for the brochure, and register either by mail or through the website!
Mondays, November 7, 14, & 21
7:15-8:05 pm Single shot classes
8:05-8:25 pm Beit Café--coffee & nosh!
8:25-9:30 pm Triple shot classes
Lunch and Learn
A joint project of SSTTE and Congregation Shaarei Tikvah. Come and enjoy a delicious weekday lunch at the synagogue, hear a stimulating speaker, and participate in some lively discussion. Three sessions with three different speakers and topics. Watch for the flyers!!! A fee will be charged to cover the luncheon.
Wednesdays: November 9, March 21, May 16 Noon
Jewish Literature Group
A perennial favorite! Informal discussion will center on works by modern Jewish writers and thinkers. At each session, Rita Kashner, well-known author and teacher, will spotlight a different book.
Sundays: Dates to be announced
10 am-Noon
Meetings are at members' homes; for more info, call Bev Picker (472-6754) or Gloria Lewit (723-3270).
Hebrew In 5: Learn to read Hebrew in 5 weeks!
It's become an annual tradition at SSSTTE: a chance for non-Hebrew readers to master the Alef Bet in only 5 weeks. No previous knowledge of the Hebrew alphabet is required! What a great role model you can be for your kids!
Sundays: January 8, 22 & 29, February 5 & 12
9:30 am
Fifth Friday: Contemporary Issues Forum
Our clergy discuss with the congregational community current events and issues in our rapidly-changing world.
Fifth Friday highlights an important topic of interest in the context of our worship: September 30, December 30, March 30
8:00 pm
Do not say, "When I have leisure, I will study." Perhaps you will have not leisure. Pirkei Avot 2:4
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