A few notes: Like Limmuds throughout the world, seating is not reserved. Please remember to order your Kosher LUNCH before (the caterer’s deadline of) Nov. 25!
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It is fun to talk about sex, and having a strong understanding of sex ethics according to Judaism makes for an interesting conversation. We will look at a study of Jewish sex ethics throughout history, using sources from the Torah, Talmud, Medieval texts and modern day thought
Not just for prayer! The power of the 13 Attributes of God is ultimately a powerful guide to who we really are. Can we truly embody each of them? Come delve into the deeper meaning of each of these attributes. Part of the session will be experiential.
Can you imagine reconstructing King Herod's floors from the Temple Mount using the actual stone tiles from 2,000 years ago. Can you also imagine recreating the exact same patterns, colors, and masonry techniques? Remember that geometry you learned in high school but never thought you'd use again? Come explore the archeological wonders of this ancient monument with actual artifacts.
What is Elijah doing at our Seders? Who was he in the Bible and who did he become in Jewish folklore? Why do we invite him to our homes? What does he represent? We will take a historical look at the development of Elijah's role in Jewish life, learn some songs about him and share a story or two.
Whether an intellectual exercise or a women-centered sacred text, the Regendered Bible unsettles habitual thinking. For the past two and half years, Yael Kanarek has been rewriting the Torah, transitioning all characters to the opposite sex: Imagine Moshah on Har Sinai receiving the ten commandments from Elohim. During this group reading and discussion, we will explore these familiar stories through the mother-daughter lineage.
Mark Elber, rabbi of Temple Beth El, in Fall River, MA, has an MFA in Poetry from Warren Wilson College, and is a prize-winning poet, songwriter, and author.
Sunday November 17, 2019 4:20pm - 5:20pm EST
The KI Campus