Temple Israel’s Adult Education Committee aims to aid in the building of a Jewishly well-educated community, thereby helping to foster a more informed, involved, and inspirited congregation.
Chair: Isabelle Potts
Committee Members: Beth Schwartz, Bill Berlow, Loyce Sulkes, and Michael Painter
Adult Education Classes
2007-08 Adult Education Registration Form
On Going Classes
Torah Study, led by Rabbi Romberg or Cantor Greenblatt
9:00 to 10:00 am every Saturday before services.
Torah Study will be led by Cantor Greenblatt until early May since Rabbi is on sabbatical until then.
Lunch and Learn, guided by Rabbi Romberg
Noon to 1:00 pm every Wednesday
Meditation Group: 6:30 p.m. every Thursday unless it conflicts with a holiday. This group is an open group and requires no experience, but, also, there is no instruction. If you want or need instruction prior to attending, please call Nechama to set up a time for this. Please park at the front of the building and come in the front door. For further information on this group you may also call Wendy Sokolow.
B'nai Mitzvah Classes
Are you interested in taking an Adult B'nai Mitzvah Class? Starting in September, Rabbi Romberg is planning to begin teaching an Adult B'nai Mitzvah class, which he envisions as "a course of study on some deep Jewish issues culminating in a ceremony affirming everybody's Bar or Bat Mitzvah." At this point, the rabbi is trying to gauge the interest level, so if you think you'd like to commit to this process (regardless of your command of Hebrew), please contact Beth Schwartz (as soon as possible) at 878-3241.
Horim and Me
Horim (parents) and me is a monthly fun and learn group held the 1st religious school Sunday of each month at 10:00 am. For information call Claire Sand at 668-4325.
Introduction to Judaism
Introduction to Judaism is a sixteen week course taught by Rabbi Jack Romberg which offers a modern Reform perspective on living in today's complicated world. This is a fantastic course, full of information and insights about Judaism. It is highly recommended to anyone who wants to learn more about Jewish history, culture, and life. To register, call 877-3517.
Weekly Torah Commentary
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