Upcoming classes
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Jewish Ethics and Morals in Today’s World
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What are the 613 Commandments? And why are they important in today’s world?
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Parsha of the Week and…
- Silent Heroes: Little Known Women of Chanukah – taught by Karolyn Benger on Wednesday, Dec. 18. Learn more here.
New class
Parsha of the Week and…
Wednesdays, Sept. 11-Dec. 18 | 9-10 a.m.
Join Rabbi Michael Beyo, East Valley JCC CEO, to learn about the weekly Torah portion. The free class is held at the East Valley JCC. Registration is required. There will be no class on Oct. 2, Nov. 20 or Nov. 27. (Update: There will be no class on Oct. 23.)
Join us each week for a morning of learning.
Open Beit Midrash offers adult education classes on a variety of topics on Thursday mornings. See below for details on upcoming classes.
Thursdays, Oct. 31-Dec. 19
Sign up for one or both classes. Registration is required. There is no cost to attend, donations are appreciated. There is no class on Nov. 21 or 28,
The classes will be held on Zoom and are for all levels, with no previous experience necessary. The link will be sent the week of the first class.
10 a.m.
Jewish Ethics and Morals in Today’s World
This class explores the ethical and moral teachings of Judaism and their relevance in contemporary society. Through discussion and analysis, students will gain a deeper understanding of how Jewish ethical teachings can guide decision-making and behavior in today’s complex world.
11 a.m.
What are the 613 Commandments?
This class will delve into the 613 Commandments (mitzvot) in Judaism, which form the foundation of Jewish law and ethical practice. Students will study the origins, categorization and interpretations of those commandments, as outlined in the Torah and expanded upon by rabbinic scholars, and discuss the relevance and application of these mitzvot in contemporary life.