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Temple Beth Am A Dynamic Center for Conservative Judaism

Judaism 101: Back to Basics

Many pieces of our ritual, cultural and social Jewish lives are left to the questions of why and how and often an enhanced “what.” This is not a conversion class, but rather a way for those of us who are just beginning our journeys into Judaism or have been Jewish for 100 years to dive into the basics and detailed questions to an intentional Jewish home, life, practice and community. Register below!

This Judaism 101 class is being taught in partnership with IYUN, which is a multi-week conversational group for people hungry to explore the major questions of a life well-lived — all through the prism of Jewish tradition. Together we'll explore spiritual practices for real life. 

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This week's topic: Keeping Kosher and Why
With TBA Rabbinic Resident Ben Sigal at Temple Beth Am

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This week's topic: Five Books of Moses
with TBA Rabbinic Intern Yael Aranoff at Temple Beth Am

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This week's topic: Denominations
with TBA Rabbinic Intern Chayva Lehrman at Temple Beth Am

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This week's topic: Setting up a Jewish Home
with TBA Rabbinic Intern Chayva Lehrman at Temple Beth Am

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This week's topic: Israel
with TBA Rabbinic Intern Ben Sigal at Temple Beth Am

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This week's topic: Rabbinic Judaism
with Rabbi Adam Kligfeld at Temple Beth Am

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This week's topic: Death & Dying
with Rabbi Rebecca Schatz at Temple Beth Am

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This week's topic: Weddings & B'nei Mitzvah
with Rabbi Cantor Hillary Chorny at Temple Beth Am

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*Note this week's class is on a Wednesday!*
This week's topic: God
with Rabbi Kligfeld at Temple Beth Am