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In prayer I speak to God, but in study God speaks to me. Louis Finkelstein, z"l
Chancellor of the Jewish Theological Seminary Adult learning at Rodef Sholom Our intent is that the clergy and teachers you want access to are easy to find, the learning is fluid and continuous, and the subject matter is presented on a variety of levels. Because we are a spiritual community, we have also put many of our learning opportunities during Shabbat. We look forward to joining you at these venues for sustained learning and building our kehilla kedosha, our holy and blessed community. Our communal path of lifelong learning begins right now. RSVP to 479.3441 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it to register for any of the adult education classes. B'shalom, The clergy and staff of Rodef Sholom I attend classes (most recently a Talmud class led by Rabbi Stacy Friedman) for a number of reasons. They provide me with new knowledge and insights. They give me an opportunity to deepen relationships with other congregants, including some I might not have even met in other situations, and with the clergy. And, they are another avenue for keeping my brain engaged. --Steven Saxe Shabbat learning Rabbi Brad Artson, our Spring 2012 Scholar-in-Residence My Story/Our Story: Telling the story of Israel through personal narratives |
June 3: Marin Oratorio Concert
On Sunday, June 3, 4 pm at Rodef Sholom: Come hear excerpts from Handel's The Creation sung by members of Marin Oratorio - click here for more.AIPAC, J Street and New Israel Fund
3 Fridays: May 18, May 25 and June 1 - click here to learn more.Tikkun Leil Shavuot - join the whole Jewish community in a night of study and prayer
Rabbi Michael lezak, Cantor David Margules & Rabbi Chai Levy will be among the teachers. Click here for more.Sign up for our weekly e-mail!
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Through the efforts of our Kulanu/ Inclusion of Those with Disabilities Committee, Rodef Sholom has been acknowleded as an accessible congregation by the National Organization on Disability. 