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Adult Education Schedule
Adult Education Schedule
Adult Education programs at Beth Israel are designed for adults who wish to continue or begin Jewish learning. Members and non-members are welcome to attend. The Rabbis, Adult Education Chairs, and members of the committee plan the year’s educational offerings and welcome requests and ideas to consider for future years. Here is the 2023-24 Adult Education poster. Below are some upcoming offerings as well as this year's entire schedule of classes. Please also check out mekomtorah.org for other offerings.
Torah Treks - First Saturday Mornings
Torah Treks takes place on the first Saturday of each month at 12:30pm, following 9:45am Shabbat services and an 11:45am Kiddush and potluck lunch. Each program is independent. Come for all the sessions or attend selectively. There is no charge for lunch or the study sessions and RSVPs are not necessary. Whether you are able to attend services or not, whether or not you are able to contribute to the pot-luck, whether or not you’ve engaged the texts before, you are welcome to come for lunch & study. Streaming will be available. Teachers and topics to be announced.
Learning with Rabbi Richard Hirsh - March 4, 11, 18
Learning about Liturgy with R. Richard Hirsh:
1. The architecture/arrangement of (all) Jewish liturgies: Part 1 being the Creation-Revelation-Sh'ma-Redemption structure, Part 2 being the arrangement of the themes of the Amida.
2. The emergence in rabbinic literature 2,000 years ago of the roots of our liturgy. The evolution up to the earliest datable siddurim in the 8-10th centuries. The impact of the printing press and the first mass-produced prayerbooks, and the drift into standardization.
3. The perceived problems of liturgy in the 19th -20th century and attempts to adapt.
Wed, April 30 2025
2 Iyyar 5785
Today's Calendar
Yom Hazikaron |
Morning Spiritual Practice (on Zoom) : 8:30am |
ARCC Tikkun Olam Town Hall: Responding to the Present Moment (on Zoom) : 7:30pm |
Upcoming Programs & Events
Apr 30 Morning Spiritual Practice (on Zoom) Wednesday, Apr 30 8:30am |
Apr 30 ARCC Tikkun Olam Town Hall: Responding to the Present Moment (on Zoom) Wednesday, Apr 30 7:30pm |
May 1 Book Group Meeting (in the Green House) Thursday, May 1 7:00pm |
May 2 Shabbat Services with Rabbinic Intern Kendra Saperstein (on Zoom) Friday, May 2 7:30pm |
May 3 Special Torah Treks: Mussar for Everyone - A Tool for Life with Rabbi Linda (on Zoom) Shabbat, May 3 11:15am |
This week's Torah portion is Parshat Tazria-Metzora
Shabbat, May 3 |
- Hebrew School
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Adult Education
- Adult Education Schedule
- A Bisl Learning - Fact of the Week
- Adult Ed Recordings
- Adult Education: Guest Rabbis 5780
- Holocaust Torah Restoration: Fact of the Week - 2017
- In the Senior Rabbi's Study
- Shabbat Studies
- Mekom Torah
- Rabbi Mirele Goldsmith - D'var on Parsha Noah
- Rabbi Richard Hirsh Through The Years
- Drops of Torah from our members
- Bar and Bat Mitzvah
- Library
- Jonathan Raz Lecture
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Media, PA 19063
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Friday Night
Shabbat Services with Rabbinic Intern Kendra Saperstein (on Zoom) : 7:30pm |
Candle Lighting : 7:39pm |
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