Join Rabbi Amy Grossblatt Pessah as she guides us through Dr. Daniel Matt’s book, Essential Kabbalah. Together, we will explore mystical teachings from Kabbalists throughout the ages. Completion of Temple Beth El’s Introduction to Kabbalah class or previous study of Kabbalah are required for enrollment.
Join Rabbi Amy Grossblatt Pessah as she guides us through Dr. Daniel Matt’s book, Essential Kabbalah. Together, we will explore mystical teachings from Kabbalists throughout the ages. Completion of Temple Beth El’s Introduction to Kabbalah class or previous study of Kabbalah are required for enrollment.
Join Rabbi Amy Grossblatt Pessah as she guides us through Dr. Daniel Matt’s book, Essential Kabbalah. Together, we will explore mystical teachings from Kabbalists throughout the ages. Completion of Temple Beth El’s Introduction to Kabbalah class or previous study of Kabbalah are required for enrollment.
Join Rabbi Amy Grossblatt Pessah as she guides us through Dr. Daniel Matt’s book, Essential Kabbalah. Together, we will explore mystical teachings from Kabbalists throughout the ages. Completion of Temple Beth El’s Introduction to Kabbalah class or previous study of Kabbalah are required for enrollment.
Take a little time to focus on yourself, to breathe and to bond with other incredible women in our community. We will use Brene Brown’s Book, The Gifts of Imperfection, as an anchor for meaningful and interactive discussions framed with Jewish wisdom to welcome each new month. This program will be led by Cantorial Soloist […]
Join us for an evening of inspiration with Momentum's Founding Director Lori Palatnik. 7:30 pm - Chanukah candlelighting and wisdom Light refreshments following the program Lori Palatnik is a Founding Director of Momentum – a global movement dedicated to Jewish life. She is a much-sought-after international speaker, educator, writer and media personality. Momentum’s flagship program, […]
Welcome Shabbat with a different type of worship experience. While sitting in the round in the chapel, through the use of niggunim (wordless melodies) we will deepen our connection to ourselves, to each other and the Holy One so that we may welcome Shabbat with a peaceful mind and an open heart.
We will start the new year with our Kol HaNeshama Shabbat Service. We will focus on music, chant, and spiritual resonances to the theme of courage and fortitude. Join us in person at the Schaefer Family Campus or online.
All of Sisterhood is welcome and invited to join us for this month's Rosh Chodesh Women’s Group meeting where we will discuss Brene Brown’s book, “The Gifts of Imperfection” Guidepost #5. 9:15 am Rosh Chodesh – Cultivating Intuition and Trusting Faith: Letting Go of the Need for Certainty (no need to have read the book, […]