Next Classes
- High Holiday Prep Class: Adult Ed via Zoom Aug 26, Sep 2 and Sep 9 @ 7 p.m. Details to come.
- A Taste of Mussar: Adult Ed via Zoom Oct 5, 12, 19, 26 @ 6:30 p.m. Details to come.
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 linked below and also published in the weekly newsletter. If you 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 – Famous Potato Salad
- June 10: Linda Newman – Challah
- June 17: Rhonda Goodman – Gazpacho
- June 24: Marsha Harris – Cauliflower Pizza & Quinoa Salad
- July 1: Nancy Tealdi – Summer Drinks & Noshes
- July 8: Linda Newman - Baked Salmon with Garlic Dijon
- July 15: Ruth Wilson - Shakshouka
- July 22: Alisa Israel Goldberg – Strawberry Skillet Jam
Bonus recipes! – Bloomfield Pear Butter – Pear & Black Pepper Preserves - July 29: Petra, Imara & Sula Mozersky - Banana Chocolate Chip Cake
- August 5: Judy Miller – Chicken Breasts So Many Ways
- August 12: No class
JUNE 2020 - SOCIAL JUSTICE
ADULT ED VIA ZOOM
Wednesdays at 7 p.m. June 17, 24, July 1, 8
Jewish people have been at the forefront of efforts in American society to create a world of justice and equity. Those efforts are a result of centuries of struggle between the particularism of Jewish living and the universalism of the values inherent in the wisdom of the Torah and the interpretations of the sages. Maintaining and elevating that commitment to the universal spirit of our teachings has been achieved by looking at the texts and exploring their implications for our contemporary life.
These classes will attempt to search the tensions within Jewish teachings and formulate an approach to deal with the complex issues confronting our modern world. The course text is Social Justice by the Jewish Publication Society's six-volume book, Jewish Choices, Jewish Voices. It is not necessary to purchase the book.
Rabbi Ted Feldman's class on Social Justice begins on Wednesday, June 17 and will meet each Wednesday through July 8. The class is free and open to all members of the community. To join via Zoom, please email zoom@bnaiisrael.net to request the link.
Recurring Study Opportunities
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
