Reflections on Jewish Argentina

Texting Tuesdays with Cantor Warner From February 15-24, Cantor Warner and other cantors from the American Conference of Cantors led a musical Jewish heritage journey to Argentina. For this special Texting Tuesdays session, he’ll share highlights and insights from his trip. Click Here to RSVP
Jewish Models of Leadership

Texting Tuesdays with Rabbi Bearman From Moses to Queen Esther to RBG to Michael Twitty (a Jewish, Black, Southern, and gay chef and writer), we have thousands of models of what it means to be a Jewish leader. Join Rabbi Bearman and meet both well-known and unfamiliar Jewish leaders from our people’s history and present. […]
Texting Tuesdays: A Taste of Israeli Literature

With Marcia Moskowitz February 18 & 25 Israeli literature past and present is a lens into the culture of the society. Works by A.B. Yehoshua, Amos Oz, David Grossman, Ayelet Gundar-Goshen, and poetry since October 7 will be highlighted in the class. Please RSVP if you are planning to attend.
Texting Tuesdays: The Season of Love

Celebrating Jewish Love Stories with Rabbi Rachel Bearman Tuesday, February 11 Valentine’s Day may have been named after a saint, but that doesn’t mean we can’t embrace the season of love by celebrating some of the most inspiring Jewish love stories. We’ll dive deep into biblical romances between Isaac and Rebecca, David and Jonathan, and […]
Texting Tuesdays: Cooking for Tu B’Shevat

Tuesday, February 4 Lorry Blath is a Shaare Emeth member and the owner and chef of âLorryâs Fine Foods to Go.â Lorry will share a delicious recipe with us related to fruits that grow on trees. Please RSVP if you are planning to attend.
Texting Tuesdays: The Arc of the Moral Universe

A Look at the Writings of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel and the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. January 21 & 28 Join Rabbi Goldstein as we compare the sermons and essays of two of the 20th centuryâs greatest moral leaders, uncovering teachings to inspire us in our own ethical and moral strivings. RSVP at […]
Fact-Checking the Story of Chanukah: Part 2

Texting Tuesdays with Rabbi Jim Bennett ⢠The ancient and beloved story of Chanukah celebrates the second-century CE Jewish warriors known as the Maccabees. According to legend, the Maccabees rejected assimilation and defeated the Assyrian army, rededicated the Temple in Jerusalem, rekindled the menorah, and then, a great miracle happened there – The oil lasted […]
Fact-Checking the Story of Chanukah: Part 1

Texting Tuesdays with Rabbi Jim Bennett ⢠The ancient and beloved story of Chanukah celebrates the second-century CE Jewish warriors known as the Maccabees. According to legend, the Maccabees rejected assimilation and defeated the Assyrian army, rededicated the Temple in Jerusalem, rekindled the menorah, and then, a great miracle happened there – The oil lasted […]
Everyday Wisdom: Lessons from Proverbs and Pirkei Avot

Texting Tuesdays with Rabbi Lori Levine ⢠Jewish wisdom literature has existed for thousands of years, but so many of the texts feel as if they could have been written yesterday. From advice on business ethics and self-care to how we treat each other and how to parent, these texts are supposed to show us […]
We Were Strangers in a Strange Land

Texting Tuesdays: Join Rabbi Bearman to explore the historical records of Jewish immigrants in America and learn how Jews were welcomed (or not) to this continent. We’ll study the three main waves of Jewish immigration, the settlement patterns of these new arrivals, and the ways different groups of Jewish immigrants interacted with one another. Register […]