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LifeLong Learning

LifeLong Learning

The mission and purpose of Lifelong Learning is to offer educational opportunities for adult congregants of all age groups and all levels of Jewish learning. While program topics vary widely, they will include a connection to Judaism, Jewish life, or issues of importance to Jews.

 

 

Upcoming Events and Classes

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  • Thursday ,
    JanJanuary  20 , 2022
     
     
    Jewish Literary Circle (Zoom Only)
    Thursday, Jan 20th 4:30p to 5:45p
    The Jewish Literary Circle meets monthly to read Jewish literature and other published material in an atmosphere of stimulating discussion. Anyone can join anytime.

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  • Thursday ,
    JanJanuary  20 , 2022
     
     
    How the First Six Chapters of Genesis Shaped Jewish Ideas (Zoom Only)
    Thursday, Jan 20th 7:00p to 8:30p
    Bereshit Class led by Rabbi Lavey Derby. We will study Parshat Bereshit not as a religious text, but as a text that was composed in a particular historical, cultural, and theological milieu, in order to discover and understand the origin of ideas that shaped, and still shape, 2500 years of Jewish life.

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  • Sunday ,
    JanJanuary  23 , 2022
     
     
    Introduction to Judaism, Part Two (Zoom Only)
    Sunday, Jan 23rd 2:30p to 3:15p
    With Rabbi Cheryl Rosenstein. CST is pleased to offer its second semester of this year’s “Introduction to Judaism” course. You do not need to have attended the first semester to participate. Please RSVP for the Zoom link.
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  • Sunday ,
    JanJanuary  30 , 2022
     
     
    Introduction to Judaism, Part Two (Zoom Only)
    Sunday, Jan 30th 2:30p to 3:15p
    With Rabbi Cheryl Rosenstein. CST is pleased to offer its second semester of this year’s “Introduction to Judaism” course. You do not need to have attended the first semester to participate. Please RSVP for the Zoom link.

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  • Tuesday ,
    FebFebruary  1 , 2022
     
     
    Purim Audition DUE DATE!
    Tuesday, Feb 1st (All day)
    Want to be in the cast? Please email Cantorial Soloist Erica Wisner at ericaw@cstsr.org BY FEBRUARY 1st if you would like to participate in Middle East Side Story. Cast members must be fully vaccinated for COVID-19 and rapid testing for Middle East Side Story cast members will be required.

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  • Wednesday ,
    FebFebruary  2 , 2022
     
     
    Women of the Torah from the Background to the Foreground - Multi Access
    Wednesday, Feb 2nd 7:00p to 8:30p
    In this 3 session class, Rabbi George will show how a careful study of the Torah with a little help from Midrash (sacred, Jewish legends) can bring the Matriarchs & Heroines of the Jewish people alive in ways that can inspire us today.

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  • Sunday ,
    FebFebruary  6 , 2022
     
     
    Bagel Club
    Sunday, Feb 6th 9:00a to 11:15a
    The Bagel Club invites you to join us on the first Sunday of each month at Shomrei Torah for a bagel brunch followed by a speaker.

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  • Sunday ,
    FebFebruary  6 , 2022
     
     
    How Can Judaism Survive in the 21st Century? (Zoom Only)
    Sunday, Feb 6th 2:00p to 3:00p
    A Lecture and Book Discussion with Tal Keinan. Tal will discuss his book God is in the Crowd, a call to action packaged in the riveting personal story of a social activist, business leader, and fighter pilot in the Israeli Air Force.

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  • Sunday ,
    FebFebruary  6 , 2022
     
     
    Introduction to Judaism, Part Two (Zoom Only)
    Sunday, Feb 6th 2:30p to 3:15p
    With Rabbi Cheryl Rosenstein. CST is pleased to offer its second semester of this year’s “Introduction to Judaism” course. You do not need to have attended the first semester to participate. Please RSVP for the Zoom link.

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  • Wednesday ,
    FebFebruary  9 , 2022
     
     
    Women of the Torah from the Background to the Foreground - Multi Access
    Wednesday, Feb 9th 7:00p to 8:30p
    In this 3 session class, Rabbi George will show how a careful study of the Torah with a little help from Midrash (sacred, Jewish legends) can bring the Matriarchs & Heroines of the Jewish people alive in ways that can inspire us today.

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  • Friday ,
    FebFebruary  11 , 2022
     
     
    Rabbi's Tisch with Rabbi Zelig Goldin (Multi Access)
    Friday, Feb 11th 6:15p to 8:00p
    Creating the Center for Earth Based Judaism at Camp Newman. Join Rabbi Zelig Golden, Wilderness Torah founder and Executive Director, to learn about how the Center's focus on Jewish approaches to climate change resilience, regenerative culture, and tending the land in our new fire reality. $12 donation to attend in person.
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  • Sunday ,
    FebFebruary  13 , 2022
     
     
    Introduction to Judaism, Part Two (Zoom Only)
    Sunday, Feb 13th 2:30p to 3:15p
    With Rabbi Cheryl Rosenstein. CST is pleased to offer its second semester of this year’s “Introduction to Judaism” course. You do not need to have attended the first semester to participate. Please RSVP for the Zoom link.

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  • Wednesday ,
    FebFebruary  16 , 2022
     
     
    Women of the Torah from the Background to the Foreground - Multi Access
    Wednesday, Feb 16th 7:00p to 8:30p
    In this 3 session class, Rabbi George will show how a careful study of the Torah with a little help from Midrash (sacred, Jewish legends) can bring the Matriarchs & Heroines of the Jewish people alive in ways that can inspire us today.

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  • Thursday ,
    FebFebruary  17 , 2022
     
     
    Jewish Literary Circle (Zoom Only)
    Thursday, Feb 17th 4:30p to 5:45p
    The Jewish Literary Circle meets monthly to read Jewish literature and other published material in an atmosphere of stimulating discussion. Anyone can join anytime.

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  • Saturday ,
    FebFebruary  19 , 2022
     
     
    A Radical Friendship, a play by Jane Marla Robbins - Multi Access
    Motzei Shabbat, Feb 19th 7:00p to 9:00p
    One might say we live in radical times, “A Radical Friendship” takes us back to a time even more challenging than today. Imagine: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel meeting to resolve civil rights issues, and developing a kinship that crosses over race and religion.
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Sun, January 16 2022 14 Sh'vat 5782