Posted by: meredith
on Apr 5, 2012
The Sources of Jewish Values Over the Centuries
2 Saturdays: April 14 & May 12, 3:00-4:30 pm, at the home of Rabbi Barenbaum
Rabbi Barenbaum is inviting congregants to join him for an afternoon discussion at his home. Whether you grew up with him or not, this is a wonderful opportunity to learn with a very special teacher.
•April 14: The Oral Law
•May 12: The Laws We Make Ourselves: Judaism’s Infinite Openness to Change
Space is limited, so RSVP to Pete at 479.3441 or pete@rodefsholom.org for directions.
Posted by: meredith
on Apr 5, 2012
Many people who were unable to attend Rabbi Barenbaum’s recent class have been asking for his list of special books. These are the books that Rabbi Barenbaum identified as having influenced him more than any others, either because they are exceptional source books or because they capture American Jewish life like no others.
- The Assistant by Bernard Malamud
- The Healer of Shattered Hearts by Rabbi David Wolpe
- God Was Not in the Fire by Daniel Gordis
- God & The Big Bang by Daniel Matt
- Back to the Sources by Barry Holtz
- Goodbye, Columbus: And Five Short Stories by Philip Roth
Posted by: meredith
on Mar 2, 2012
Sunday morning class with Rabbi Michael Barenbaum
2 more Sundays: March 4 & April 1, 10:00-11:30 am
Join Rabbi Barenbaum for a cup of coffee and bagel and a presentation on the following topics. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn with one of our community’s pre-eminent scholars!
•March 4: Salvation and The Three Revealed Religions – JCC Hoytt Theater
•April 1: The Five Most Important Books I’ve Read– JCC Lounge
RSVP for one or all to Pete at pete@rodefsholom.org.
The Sources of Jewish Values Over the Centuries, with Rabbi Michael Barenbaum
3 Saturdays: March 10, April 14 & May 12, 3:00-4:30 pm, at the home of Rabbi Barenbaum
Rabbi Barenbaum is inviting congregants aged 30 – 50 to join him for an afternoon discussion at his home. Whether you grew up with him or not, this is a wonderful opportunity to learn with a very special teacher.
•March 10: The Written Law
•April 14: The Oral Law
•May 12: The Laws We Make Ourselves: Judaism’s Infinite Openness to Change
To get directions and to RSVP for one or all sessions, contact Pete at 479.3441 or pete@rodefsholom.org.
Posted by: meredith
on Feb 3, 2012
Sunday morning class with Rabbi Michael Barenbaum
Three Sundays: February 5, March 4, April 1 from 10:00-11:30 am
Join Rabbi Barenbaum for a cup of coffee and bagel and a presentation on the following topics. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn with one of our community’s pre-eminent scholars!
- February 5: Constant, Eternal, Ever-Changing God
- March 4: Salvation and The Three Revealed Religions
- April 1: The Five Most Important Books I’ve Read
RSVP for one or all to Pete at pete@rodefsholom.org. Please note location change: This week’s class will meet in the JCC Lounge!
Saturday afternoon class, for congregants aged 30 – 50, with Rabbi Michael Barenbaum: The Sources of Jewish Values Over the Centuries Three Saturdays: March 10, April 14 and May 12 from 3:00-4:30 pm at the home of Rabbi Barenbaum
Rabbi Barenbaum is inviting congregants aged 30 – 50 to join him for an afternoon discussion at his home. Whether you grew up with him or not, this is a wonderful opportunity to learn with a very special teacher.
- March 10: The Written Law
- April 14: The Oral Law
- May 12: The Laws We Make Ourselves: Judaism’s Infinite Openness to Change
To get directions and to RSVP for one or all sessions, contact Pete at 479.3441 or pete@rodefsholom.org.
Posted by: meredith
on Oct 5, 2009
Every month at 8 pm, our Third Friday Shabbat will feature a more traditional Rodef Sholom service as well as a guest teacher. The Women of Rodef Sholom/Sisterhood will be sponsoring a festive oneg at each Third Friday 8 pm Shabbat.
- October 16 - Rabbi Emeritus Michael Barenbaum
- November 20 – 21st Annual William Rubin Scholar-in-residence Rabbi Eddie Feinstein
- December 18 – Cantor David Margules
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. 