Israeli Pop Culture Since October 7th Matt Check, Director of Lifelong Learning January 9, 16 The observation of Israel’s “Jewishness” has always been a topic of intrigue for the community of the diaspora. How has this identity been collectively expressed since the events of October 7th and everything that has followed? Join Matt Check as [...]
Join us for a conversation with Sarah Weiss. Sarah is the former Executive Director of the Nancy & David Wolf Center for Holocaust and Humanities and is now Chief Philanthropy Officer at the Greater Cincinnati Foundation. Enjoy this informal discussion over a buffet dinner at Café Alma. Sarah will answer questions about her life, her [...]
Join Wise Temple’s own Lauren Abrahams for a yoga class for EVERYONE. Connect with others in attendance before and after, and enjoy a well-deserved, relaxing start to your Sunday! This class is open to anyone interested in participating, no matter your age or level of experience, so long as you are comfortable getting up and [...]
Together with a parent/special adult, Second Grade students will learn about Tu BiShvat in this hands-on Family Program.
Embracing Reform: A Comparison of Orthodox, Conservative, and Reform Jewish Movements Jamie Starr, Rabbinic Fellow January 23, 30 From liturgical comparisons to discussions on contemporary issues, join us as we bridge understanding across the spectrum of Judaism. We will discuss what makes Reform Judaism distinctive, and how this may impact our individual sense of Jewish [...]
Four Worlds in One: Tu B’shvat Aaron Torop, Rabbinic Fellow Today we celebrate Tu B’shvat, a holiday focused on our connection to the natural world. Join us to talk about our role in nature and a mystical view of our planet. We will learn about how kabbalah, Jewish mysticism, engages with food, creation, and the [...]
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