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Learn to read the Hebrew alphabet and vowels. This course is designed for beginners and those who would like to brush-up on basic decoding skills. For those interested in chanting Torah or adult bar/bat mitzvah, this course will teach the reading skills necessary to take the cantillation class beginning in January.

Missed the first session or two? Ask Cantor Margolius about how to jump in!

To fully understand and immerse in Jewish life -- whether it be prayer services, holiday celebrations, moments of the sacred cycle or life, or anything else -- it is vital to understand where our traditions come from, and how they came to be traditions in the first place. To trace the path of how Judaism as we know it came to be throughout the ages, we will examine our most central pieces of sacred literature: Torah (the Five Books of Moses), Tanakh (the entire Jewish Bible), and beyond (Midrash, Mishna, and Talmud). No prior knowledge is needed -- this course is designed to be your first exposure to these rich works of Jewish literary art.

Learn to read the Hebrew alphabet and vowels. This course is designed for beginners and those who would like to brush-up on basic decoding skills. For those interested in chanting Torah or adult bar/bat mitzvah, this course will teach the reading skills necessary to take the cantillation class beginning in January.

Missed the first session or two? Ask Cantor Margolius about how to jump in!

Our ongoing series exploring some of the most pressing scientific, social, and health related concerns of our time, through a Jewish lens. Previous topics have included explorations of pain management and the opioid epidemic; political agendas that affect policy in medical care; palliative and supportive care in religious traditions, and the nature of suffering.

To fully understand and immerse in Jewish life -- whether it be prayer services, holiday celebrations, moments of the sacred cycle or life, or anything else -- it is vital to understand where our traditions come from, and how they came to be traditions in the first place. To trace the path of how Judaism as we know it came to be throughout the ages, we will examine our most central pieces of sacred literature: Torah (the Five Books of Moses), Tanakh (the entire Jewish Bible), and beyond (Midrash, Mishna, and Talmud). No prior knowledge is needed -- this course is designed to be your first exposure to these rich works of Jewish literary art.

Learn to read the Hebrew alphabet and vowels. This course is designed for beginners and those who would like to brush-up on basic decoding skills. For those interested in chanting Torah or adult bar/bat mitzvah, this course will teach the reading skills necessary to take the cantillation class beginning in January.

Missed the first session or two? Ask Cantor Margolius about how to jump in!

To fully understand and immerse in Jewish life -- whether it be prayer services, holiday celebrations, moments of the sacred cycle or life, or anything else -- it is vital to understand where our traditions come from, and how they came to be traditions in the first place. To trace the path of how Judaism as we know it came to be throughout the ages, we will examine our most central pieces of sacred literature: Torah (the Five Books of Moses), Tanakh (the entire Jewish Bible), and beyond (Midrash, Mishna, and Talmud). No prior knowledge is needed -- this course is designed to be your first exposure to these rich works of Jewish literary art.