Join Rabbi Brown and Cantor Becker as we kick off a yearlong Adult learning series examining different aspects of Jewish Ethics. Our clergy will co-teach the first session, and will then alternate sessions over the rest of the year. We are particularly excited that this program is done in collaborative partnership with the Shalom Hartman Institute in Jerusalem, and draws on the extraordinarily rich curricular materials that their world-renowned faculty developed. Learners of all backgrounds are welcome and encouraged to attend.

All sessions will take place on Sunday mornings from 9:00-10:30 a.m. in person at the synagogue and via Zoom.  

October 30 - Ethics in Judaism: An Introduction 

December 4 -  Ethics in Judaism: The Bystander Effect

January 29 - Ethics in Judaism: The Environment 

March 5 - Ethics in Judaism: The Mutual Obligations Between Parents and Children

March 26 - Ethics in Judaism: Ethical Dilemmas in Parenting

April 30 - Ethics in Judaism: The Ethics of Rebuke

May 21 - Ethics in Judaism: The Difference Between a Moral Imperative and a Moral Concern 

If you are trying to register after 2 p.m. on Friday, October 28, registration is now closed.  If you would still like to attend, you are more than welcome.  Sessions will be held in person at the synagogue and via zoom.  You can email programs@sstte.org to be added to the list of registrants for future communications.  The Zoom link will be included in the weekly email sent to all synagogue members.