MAY 2020 - CULINARY ARTS
Perhaps more than ever before, our everyday lives revolve around the kitchen. So we've tapped into the deep well of some of BIJC's most amazing cooks to guest-host a weekly culinary class by Zoom every Wednesday at 2 p.m. All are welcome! Recipes are published in advance in the BIJC newsletter. If you need the recipe and would like to join our virtual gathering, please contact Hillary@bnaiisrael.net. The Zoom link will open at 1:45 and the class will begin at 2.
- May 6: Making Apple Torte with Marsha Harris
- May 13: Cici Piotrkowski – Strudel
- May 20: Fran Piotrkowski – Chicken Marabella
- May 27: Ilene Mattison-Shupnick – Cantucci (Tuscan Biscotti)
- June 3: Shelley Bauer – Potato Salad
SPRING 2020 - PIRKE AVOT
ADULT ED VIA ZOOM
Wednesdays at 7 p.m. April 22, May 6, May 13, May 20, May 27
The book of Pirke Avot, The Sayings of our Sages, is traditionally studied between Passover and Shavuot, this season of the year. It is a collection of aphorisms from the Talmud that conveyed the wisdom of the teachers of Rabbinic Judaism as they balanced their lives with world around them. Join Rabbi Feldman in this study journey.
To join this class via Zoom, please email zoom@bnaiisrael.net to request the link.
Recurring Study Opportunities
Shabbat Lunch 'n' Learn
Twice monthly, 12:30-2 p.m.
Many people find a deep satisfaction and joy in the quest for knowledge and the experience of engaged learning. Shabbat is a rich time to relax, share food, and come together in community to study Jewish wisdom.
Twice a month Rabbi Feldman conducts a learning session after services. Beginning this Shabbat, he will be teaching from sections of a work called Ein Yaakov. This text, a compilation of the spiritual and inspirational teachings from the Talmud, was a the subject of Sunday morning for many Sundays at BIJC. This study opportunity will allow these teachings to enhance our Shabbat experience in our community.
Check our calendar or weekly announcements for upcoming Lunch 'n' Learn sessions.
Individual Study and Direction
Rabbi Feldman is available to set up individual courses of study, including for those interested in exploring basic Judaism.
You may reach Rabbi Feldman at 707-765-2937 or rabbi@bnaiisrael.net
