Learn the language of our heritage and homeland from experienced Hebrew instructor Orly Shalev. On Sunday mornings from September through May, beginners and more experienced students are invited to join us and embark on a rewarding journey into the world of Hebrew!  Beginners will join us from 9:00am to 10:00am to learn the Hebrew letters,...

Calling all Beth Tzedec families! Step right up and celebrate the season with our Family Purim Carnival, an annual tradition that promises an afternoon of laughter, games, and endless fun. There is no charge to participate in our annual carnival, but we're asking all attendees to bring a non-perishable donation for Miriam's Well (Wynne Thal...

This year, Judaism 201 will continue exploring commentaries on the Torah throughout the ages with Rabbi Russ. We will start with the great Maimonides and his contemporaries, and then, proceed backwards in time looking at the esteemed Rashi and some of the earliest Kabbalistic works. Come be a part of the journey and expand your...

Important Update: Please note there has been a last-minute change to our March session of Hazak Lunch & Learn. What Does it Mean to "Repair the World"? Join Rabbi Cantor Russ as he explores the idea of tikkun olam and what it means to "repair the world". He'll discuss how the concept as changed and...

Designed for those interested in converting to Judaism – or anyone who could use a Judaism 101 refresher – our Keruv class covers a number of Jewish topics and incorporates lectures, group text-studies, discussions, and experiential activities. Our class meets online for two hours on Thursday evenings from 6:30pm to 8:30pm, with occasional field trips...