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Many people have completed an excellent Introduction to Judaism here at the 92NY or elsewhere. We have heard from many of you that, as you connect more to Jewish community, a deeper exploration of Jewish text, practice and contemporary issues would be helpful and meaningful in your Jewish journey.
We are delighted to offer Exploring Judaism, Part II. Our beloved instructor, Abby Eisenberg, will teach the first class this November.
This class will weave together the ways in which Jewish tradition has embraced day-to-day life and infused it with a sense of the sacred, while simultaneously weaving in consistent hope for a better day, and a better future.
A tentative outline of the class is below and each cohort will be able to shape the learning experience with questions and topics that resonate for them.
Judaism 201:
Cultivating Lives of Meaning in the Jewish Present, Hoping for - and Working Toward - a Better Future
Session 1. Welcome: Revisiting Jewish Communal and Spiritual Connection
Session 2. Jewish Spirituality: Prayer, Meditation and Beyond
Session 3. Text Study and Interpretation: Nuances of Rabbinic Commentaries and skill-building for our own divrei Torah (Words of Torah)
Session 4. Shabbat in Our Lives: Deepening and Personalizing the Shabbat Experience with Tradition and Modernity - From the Practical to the Ethereal
Session 5. A Tradition of Doing Good: Sacred Responsibility with Acts of Love and Kindness
Session 6. Contemporary Antisemitism: Our Jewish Responses
Session 7. The Israeli-Palestinian Conflict: Exploring the Conflict with Empathy and Equanimity
Session 8. Multi-Vocal Jewish Thought - Part I: Jewish Responses to Suffering and Loss
Session 9. Multi-Vocal Jewish Thought - Part II: Individual Afterlife and Communal Redemption
Session 10. Solidifying and Expanding Our Own Jewish Lives Today: Understanding Denominations and Finding Jewish experiences in NYC that feel like home
Dates
Thursdays, 7-9 p.m.
Nov 5
Nov 12
Nov 19
Dec 3
Dec 10
Dec 17
Jan 7
Jan 14
Jan 21
Jan 28
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