Upcoming Events

Living Judaism
Nov
18
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

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Down the Rabbit Hole: Discovering Jewish Themes in Pop Culture with Rabbinic Intern Eitan Bloostein
Nov
20
Community Learning

Down the Rabbit Hole: Discovering Jewish Themes in Pop Culture with Rabbinic Intern Eitan Bloostein

Has your favorite TV show or movie ever referenced something Jewish? Have you ever wanted to jump down that rabbit hole? This is your opportunity! Come discover what Jewish themes pop-culture is really referencing with Rabbinic Intern Eitan Bloostein. We will start by discovering theme of exile and return with the Rose family in “Schitts Creek” before we turn to exploring Taylor Swift’s biblical references. Please reach out to Eitan if you have a favorite pop-culture Jewish rabbit hole that you want to explore!

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Shabbat and me
Nov
22

Shabbat and me

This is a 45 minute musical Shabbat celebration with Tkiya! This is for children under 3 with a trusted adult.

Enjoy Jewish music, the Shabbat blessings, challah, grape juice & more!

Sign up for the semester, or $30 to drop-in per Friday. Member Rate: $118/semester Non-Member Rate: $136/semester

Sign up here

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On One Foot with Rabbi Dave
Nov
23
Community Learning

On One Foot with Rabbi Dave

The introduction of Living Judaism has led to an interest among more experienced members of our community to review the basics of Jewish life and learning. Join Rabbi Dave for a modified version of the Living Judaism curriculum on Shabbat afternoons following Kiddush. Who knows what you might discover?

Register here

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Living Judaism
Nov
25
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

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Talmud’s Greatest Hits
Nov
26
Community Learning

Talmud’s Greatest Hits

Two Jews, three opinions? Try a book full of hundreds of rabbis arguing generation after generation! Come take a tour of the greatest hits of the Talmud with Rabbinic Intern Eitan Bloostein. This course will look at how ancient rabbis understood interpreting the Torah, rabbinic understandings of an “eye for an eye” and honoring your mother and father. Please join us!

Zoom link: https://spsnyc-org.zoom.us/j/89300611156

For password, email Abby at ajohnson@spsnyc.org

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On One Foot with Rabbi Dave
Nov
30
Community Learning

On One Foot with Rabbi Dave

The introduction of Living Judaism has led to an interest among more experienced members of our community to review the basics of Jewish life and learning. Join Rabbi Dave for a modified version of the Living Judaism curriculum on Shabbat afternoons following Kiddush. Who knows what you might discover?

Register here

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Senior Shmoozefess
Dec
2

Senior Shmoozefess

What’s a Shmoozfess? We’ll start with a question everyone can answer such as “What was the best advice you received?” “How did you meet your mate?” A specific rule in your house growing up?and take it from there. We’ve lots of ideas and welcome yours. Just be at SPS in the Charlotte Frank Library on Monday, November 4 and shmooze with people you know and others you will get to know.

(light lunch will be available)

P.S. An additional program will be held each month. So stay in touch.

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From Bereshit to Toldot: SPS Yoga Class with Adam Rudich
Dec
2

From Bereshit to Toldot: SPS Yoga Class with Adam Rudich

From Bereshit through Toldot - let's begin our spiritual yoga practice together as we learn the foundations of yoga through breathing, meditation and the physical practice. Come in comfortable clothes and with an open mind. No experience necessary!

For more information, email Adam at arudich@spsnyc.org

Photo by Harold Levine

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Living Judaism
Dec
2

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

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All About Herzl Exhibit, A Docent-Led Museum Tour
Dec
4

All About Herzl Exhibit, A Docent-Led Museum Tour

All About Herzl exhibit Docent-led Museum Tour, followed by a reception

Wednesday, December 4 at 6:30 pm at the Bernard Museum of Judaica at Temple Emanu-el,

1 E. 65th St.

$15 per person,

RSVP to boco@spsnyc.org.

The All About Herzl exhibit showcases a wide array of never before-displayed items: documents, ephemera, artifacts and memorabilia, from the fascinating life of Theodor Herzl.

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Down the Rabbit Hole: Discovering Jewish Themes in Pop Culture with Rabbinic Intern Eitan Bloostein
Dec
4
Community Learning

Down the Rabbit Hole: Discovering Jewish Themes in Pop Culture with Rabbinic Intern Eitan Bloostein

Has your favorite TV show or movie ever referenced something Jewish? Have you ever wanted to jump down that rabbit hole? This is your opportunity! Come discover what Jewish themes pop-culture is really referencing with Rabbinic Intern Eitan Bloostein. We will start by discovering theme of exile and return with the Rose family in “Schitts Creek” before we turn to exploring Taylor Swift’s biblical references. Please reach out to Eitan if you have a favorite pop-culture Jewish rabbit hole that you want to explore!

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Stanley Kahn Memorial Lecture
Dec
5

Stanley Kahn Memorial Lecture

Come hear retired Colonel Miri Eisin of the IDF, a former Foreign Media Advisor to Prime Minister Olmert, and an expert in the Israeli intelligence community, security, and geopolitics in the Middle East, who will share her thoughts on events as Israel fights wars on several fronts.

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My Jewish Journey
Dec
6

My Jewish Journey

Some paths in Judaism are unwavering, while others take sharp and unexpected turns. This in-person course will help you unravel the knots of a story only you can write—the story

of your Jewish journey.

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Shabbat and me
Dec
6

Shabbat and me

This is a 45 minute musical Shabbat celebration with Tkiya! This is for children under 3 with a trusted adult.

Enjoy Jewish music, the Shabbat blessings, challah, grape juice & more!

Sign up for the semester, or $30 to drop-in per Friday. Member Rate: $118/semester Non-Member Rate: $136/semester

Sign up here

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On One Foot with Rabbi Dave
Dec
7
Community Learning

On One Foot with Rabbi Dave

The introduction of Living Judaism has led to an interest among more experienced members of our community to review the basics of Jewish life and learning. Join Rabbi Dave for a modified version of the Living Judaism curriculum on Shabbat afternoons following Kiddush. Who knows what you might discover?

Register here

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PJ Havdallah
Dec
7

PJ Havdallah

Kids night ON, Parents night OFF! Bring your kids to PJ Havdallah - they’ll have a great Saturday night together while the adults enjoy a night out! Activities may include watching a movie, making pizzas, playing games, craft projects, ice cream sundaes, or a scavenger hunt! And of course, a short Havdallah service.

RSVP to Seth at sgolob@spsnyc.org

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Living Judaism
Dec
9
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

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Zibby Owens, Acclaimed Author and Podcast Host visits SPS
Dec
9

Zibby Owens, Acclaimed Author and Podcast Host visits SPS

ZIBBY OWENS ACCLAIMED AUTHOR & PODCAST HOST, known for her podcast Moms Don’t Have Time to Read Books.

As part of the KNS Book Fair, author Zibby Owens will be in conversation with SPS board members, Julia Edelstein and Marjorie Shuster. Zibby will be discussing her latest novel BLANK and the anthology she edited, ON BEING JEWISH NOW.

Book signing to follow

Find BLANK on Amazon here

Find On Being Jewish Now on Amazon here

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Talmud’s Greatest Hits
Dec
10
Community Learning

Talmud’s Greatest Hits

Two Jews, three opinions? Try a book full of hundreds of rabbis arguing generation after generation! Come take a tour of the greatest hits of the Talmud with Rabbinic Intern Eitan Bloostein. This course will look at how ancient rabbis understood interpreting the Torah, rabbinic understandings of an “eye for an eye” and honoring your mother and father. Please join us!

Zoom link: https://spsnyc-org.zoom.us/j/89300611156

For password, email Abby at ajohnson@spsnyc.org

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Young Couples Group with Rabbi Ain
Dec
12
Community Learning

Young Couples Group with Rabbi Ain

Starting your life with another person is very exciting and also is an opportunity to clarify the home you are building together. Join Rabbi Ain and other couples as you explore how Jewish tradition can ignite conversations about your Jewish home.

Topics will include how to talk about money, how to think about Jewish education for yourself and your family, what it means to be part of a larger Jewish community, and how to create sacred time for you and your loved one.

Register here

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Shabbat and me
Dec
13

Shabbat and me

This is a 45 minute musical Shabbat celebration with Tkiya! This is for children under 3 with a trusted adult.

Enjoy Jewish music, the Shabbat blessings, challah, grape juice & more!

Sign up for the semester, or $30 to drop-in per Friday. Member Rate: $118/semester Non-Member Rate: $136/semester

Sign up here

View Event →
Family Friday Night
Dec
13

Family Friday Night

This is a chance for families with kids in elementary school to kick off Shabbat together. We'll bring in Shabbat with a kid-led service with Seth, sing songs as a community, and enjoy a delicious meal.

RSVP to Seth at sgolob@spsnyc.org

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Men's Club Shabbat
Dec
14

Men's Club Shabbat

Saturday, December 14 at 10 AM.

Join us as different members and generations of Men's Club come together to lead Shabbat services.

Email mensclub@spsnyc.org if you would like to participate

Send a note to our MC Shabbat Gabbai (coordinator) Joel Arthur to let him know how you want to participate or to learn about the different parts at jia333b@gmail.com, you can read Torah, lead part of the service, take an aliyah, lead an English reading, and more.

Join us for a wonderful service and kiddush

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On One Foot with Rabbi Dave
Dec
14
Community Learning

On One Foot with Rabbi Dave

The introduction of Living Judaism has led to an interest among more experienced members of our community to review the basics of Jewish life and learning. Join Rabbi Dave for a modified version of the Living Judaism curriculum on Shabbat afternoons following Kiddush. Who knows what you might discover?

Register here

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Hebrew High at the Rabbis
Dec
14

Hebrew High at the Rabbis

November 2, December 14, February 8, March 22 , May 10

Teens in grades 8th-12th are invited to Rabbi Ain and Rabbi Dave's apartment to discuss meaningful Jewish topics relevant to teens' lives today. Please RSVP to Rabbi Ain for each session at RabbiAin@spsnyc.org and she will share their address. Each session is from 4-5 pm

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Living Judaism
Dec
16
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

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Family Shabbat
Dec
21

Family Shabbat

Join Seth for Family Shabbat where we we’ll sing, learn, and enjoy Shabbat with our families.

For kids ages 6 and up, with their parents, these are Shabbat services tailor made for you!

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On One Foot with Rabbi Dave
Dec
21
Community Learning

On One Foot with Rabbi Dave

The introduction of Living Judaism has led to an interest among more experienced members of our community to review the basics of Jewish life and learning. Join Rabbi Dave for a modified version of the Living Judaism curriculum on Shabbat afternoons following Kiddush. Who knows what you might discover?

Register here

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Fiddler on the Roof Sing-Along
Dec
23

Fiddler on the Roof Sing-Along

December 23 @ 6 pm Let’s gather together at SPS for a cinematic dose of charm and tradition in ‘Fiddler on the Roof’!

We’ll sing along with Tevye, a village milkman with a heart as big as his dreams, as he navigates the challenges of matchmaking and changing times with his family and neighbors. Whether it’s your first time seeing the iconic film version or your eighteenth, expect surprises!

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My Jewish Journey
Jan
3

My Jewish Journey

Some paths in Judaism are unwavering, while others take sharp and unexpected turns. This in-person course will help you unravel the knots of a story only you can write—the story

of your Jewish journey.

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On One Foot with Rabbi Dave
Jan
4
Community Learning

On One Foot with Rabbi Dave

The introduction of Living Judaism has led to an interest among more experienced members of our community to review the basics of Jewish life and learning. Join Rabbi Dave for a modified version of the Living Judaism curriculum on Shabbat afternoons following Kiddush. Who knows what you might discover?

Register here

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Living Judaism
Jan
6
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

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Gan Katan
Jan
7

Gan Katan

We are excited to learn and grow together. Our forty-five minute sessions are centered around Jewish connection, music, stories, craft projects and activities, and friendship. Each class session includes both sharing and learning time, and the children will have a developmentally-appropriate Jewish project or activity each session.

Gan Katan meets on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm and will begin after the Jewish High Holidays.

Our 2024-2025 program will occur on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm. There will be a Fall and Spring session.

Click HERE to enroll!

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Israeli Popular Music As Interpretive Prayer with Cantor Cattan
Jan
7
Community Learning

Israeli Popular Music As Interpretive Prayer with Cantor Cattan

Tuesdays @ 7 PM on zoom, January 7 & 21, and February 11 Israeli popular music can be seen as interpretive prayer, poetry that arises directly and/or creatively as a unique and extraordinary form of liturgy.

In this course, we will explore, study, and get inspired by contemporary and timely expressions of prayer that can inspire us personally.

We will cover the Israeli state's founding poets, musical legends, and newcomers alike, who help us connect not only to the individual artists but also to liturgy in a more expansive way, and to Israel’s history (both in wartime and peacetime), her resilience, her beauty, and her personal and collective stories.

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Young Couples Group with Rabbi Ain
Jan
8
Community Learning

Young Couples Group with Rabbi Ain

Starting your life with another person is very exciting and also is an opportunity to clarify the home you are building together. Join Rabbi Ain and other couples as you explore how Jewish tradition can ignite conversations about your Jewish home.

Topics will include how to talk about money, how to think about Jewish education for yourself and your family, what it means to be part of a larger Jewish community, and how to create sacred time for you and your loved one.

Register here

View Event →
Family Friday Night
Jan
10

Family Friday Night

This is a chance for families with kids in elementary school to kick off Shabbat together. We'll bring in Shabbat with a kid-led service with Seth, sing songs as a community, and enjoy a delicious meal.

RSVP to Seth at sgolob@spsnyc.org

View Event →
On One Foot with Rabbi Dave
Jan
11
Community Learning

On One Foot with Rabbi Dave

The introduction of Living Judaism has led to an interest among more experienced members of our community to review the basics of Jewish life and learning. Join Rabbi Dave for a modified version of the Living Judaism curriculum on Shabbat afternoons following Kiddush. Who knows what you might discover?

Register here

View Event →
Living Judaism
Jan
13
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

View Event →
Gan Katan
Jan
14

Gan Katan

We are excited to learn and grow together. Our forty-five minute sessions are centered around Jewish connection, music, stories, craft projects and activities, and friendship. Each class session includes both sharing and learning time, and the children will have a developmentally-appropriate Jewish project or activity each session.

Gan Katan meets on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm and will begin after the Jewish High Holidays.

Our 2024-2025 program will occur on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm. There will be a Fall and Spring session.

Click HERE to enroll!

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Living Judaism
Jan
16
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

Register here

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Sunrise East 56th Shabbat
Jan
17

Sunrise East 56th Shabbat

Join SPS to bring in shabbat with residents of Sunrise East 56th. We will sing songs, pray, and share with one another in this abbreviated Friday night service.

We will also have a special appearance from the SPS Young Professionals

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On One Foot with Rabbi Dave
Jan
18
Community Learning

On One Foot with Rabbi Dave

The introduction of Living Judaism has led to an interest among more experienced members of our community to review the basics of Jewish life and learning. Join Rabbi Dave for a modified version of the Living Judaism curriculum on Shabbat afternoons following Kiddush. Who knows what you might discover?

Register here

View Event →
Gan Katan
Jan
21

Gan Katan

We are excited to learn and grow together. Our forty-five minute sessions are centered around Jewish connection, music, stories, craft projects and activities, and friendship. Each class session includes both sharing and learning time, and the children will have a developmentally-appropriate Jewish project or activity each session.

Gan Katan meets on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm and will begin after the Jewish High Holidays.

Our 2024-2025 program will occur on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm. There will be a Fall and Spring session.

Click HERE to enroll!

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Israeli Popular Music As Interpretive Prayer with Cantor Cattan
Jan
21
Community Learning

Israeli Popular Music As Interpretive Prayer with Cantor Cattan

Tuesdays @ 7 PM on zoom, January 7 & 21, and February 11 Israeli popular music can be seen as interpretive prayer, poetry that arises directly and/or creatively as a unique and extraordinary form of liturgy.

In this course, we will explore, study, and get inspired by contemporary and timely expressions of prayer that can inspire us personally.

We will cover the Israeli state's founding poets, musical legends, and newcomers alike, who help us connect not only to the individual artists but also to liturgy in a more expansive way, and to Israel’s history (both in wartime and peacetime), her resilience, her beauty, and her personal and collective stories.

View Event →
Down the Rabbit Hole: Discovering Jewish Themes in Pop Culture with Rabbinic Intern Eitan Bloostein
Jan
22
Community Learning

Down the Rabbit Hole: Discovering Jewish Themes in Pop Culture with Rabbinic Intern Eitan Bloostein

Has your favorite TV show or movie ever referenced something Jewish? Have you ever wanted to jump down that rabbit hole? This is your opportunity! Come discover what Jewish themes pop-culture is really referencing with Rabbinic Intern Eitan Bloostein. We will start by discovering theme of exile and return with the Rose family in “Schitts Creek” before we turn to exploring Taylor Swift’s biblical references. Please reach out to Eitan if you have a favorite pop-culture Jewish rabbit hole that you want to explore!

View Event →
Family Shabbat
Jan
25

Family Shabbat

Join Seth for Family Shabbat where we we’ll sing, learn, and enjoy Shabbat with our families.

For kids ages 6 and up, with their parents, these are Shabbat services tailor made for you!

View Event →
Tot Shabbat
Jan
25

Tot Shabbat

Led by Seth Golob with special musical educator from Tkiya Music.

Schmooze with other families!

RSVP to Seth at sgolob@spsnyc.org

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On One Foot with Rabbi Dave
Jan
25
Community Learning

On One Foot with Rabbi Dave

The introduction of Living Judaism has led to an interest among more experienced members of our community to review the basics of Jewish life and learning. Join Rabbi Dave for a modified version of the Living Judaism curriculum on Shabbat afternoons following Kiddush. Who knows what you might discover?

Register here

View Event →
Living Judaism
Jan
27
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

View Event →
Gan Katan
Jan
28

Gan Katan

We are excited to learn and grow together. Our forty-five minute sessions are centered around Jewish connection, music, stories, craft projects and activities, and friendship. Each class session includes both sharing and learning time, and the children will have a developmentally-appropriate Jewish project or activity each session.

Gan Katan meets on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm and will begin after the Jewish High Holidays.

Our 2024-2025 program will occur on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm. There will be a Fall and Spring session.

Click HERE to enroll!

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Living Judaism
Jan
30
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

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On One Foot with Rabbi Dave
Feb
1

On One Foot with Rabbi Dave

The introduction of Living Judaism has led to an interest among more experienced members of our community to review the basics of Jewish life and learning. Join Rabbi Dave for a modified version of the Living Judaism curriculum on Shabbat afternoons following Kiddush. Who knows what you might discover?

Register here

View Event →
Gan Katan
Feb
4

Gan Katan

We are excited to learn and grow together. Our forty-five minute sessions are centered around Jewish connection, music, stories, craft projects and activities, and friendship. Each class session includes both sharing and learning time, and the children will have a developmentally-appropriate Jewish project or activity each session.

Gan Katan meets on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm and will begin after the Jewish High Holidays.

Our 2024-2025 program will occur on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm. There will be a Fall and Spring session.

View Event →
Young Couples Group with Rabbi Ain
Feb
5

Young Couples Group with Rabbi Ain

Starting your life with another person is very exciting and also is an opportunity to clarify the home you are building together. Join Rabbi Ain and other couples as you explore how Jewish tradition can ignite conversations about your Jewish home.

Topics will include how to talk about money, how to think about Jewish education for yourself and your family, what it means to be part of a larger Jewish community, and how to create sacred time for you and your loved one.

Register here

View Event →
My Jewish Journey
Feb
7

My Jewish Journey

Some paths in Judaism are unwavering, while others take sharp and unexpected turns. This in-person course will help you unravel the knots of a story only you can write—the story

of your Jewish journey.

View Event →
On One Foot with Rabbi Dave
Feb
8

On One Foot with Rabbi Dave

The introduction of Living Judaism has led to an interest among more experienced members of our community to review the basics of Jewish life and learning. Join Rabbi Dave for a modified version of the Living Judaism curriculum on Shabbat afternoons following Kiddush. Who knows what you might discover?

View Event →
Hebrew High at the Rabbis
Feb
8

Hebrew High at the Rabbis

November 2, December 14, February 8, March 22 , May 10

Teens in grades 8th-12th are invited to Rabbi Ain and Rabbi Dave's apartment to discuss meaningful Jewish topics relevant to teens' lives today. Please RSVP to Rabbi Ain for each session at RabbiAin@spsnyc.org and she will share their address. Each session is from 4-5 pm

View Event →
Gan Katan
Feb
11

Gan Katan

We are excited to learn and grow together. Our forty-five minute sessions are centered around Jewish connection, music, stories, craft projects and activities, and friendship. Each class session includes both sharing and learning time, and the children will have a developmentally-appropriate Jewish project or activity each session.

Gan Katan meets on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm and will begin after the Jewish High Holidays.

Our 2024-2025 program will occur on Tuesdays from 3:30-4:15 pm. There will be a Fall and Spring session.

View Event →
On One Foot with Rabbi Dave
Nov
16
Community Learning

On One Foot with Rabbi Dave

The introduction of Living Judaism has led to an interest among more experienced members of our community to review the basics of Jewish life and learning. Join Rabbi Dave for a modified version of the Living Judaism curriculum on Shabbat afternoons following Kiddush. Who knows what you might discover?

Register here

View Event →
Family Friday Night
Nov
15

Family Friday Night

This is a chance for families with kids in elementary school to kick off Shabbat together. We'll bring in Shabbat with a kid-led service with Seth, sing songs as a community, and enjoy a delicious meal.

RSVP to Seth at sgolob@spsnyc.org

View Event →
Shabbat and me
Nov
15

Shabbat and me

This is a 45 minute musical Shabbat celebration with Tkiya! This is for children under 3 with a trusted adult.

Enjoy Jewish music, the Shabbat blessings, challah, grape juice & more!

Sign up for the semester, or $30 to drop-in per Friday. Member Rate: $118/semester Non-Member Rate: $136/semester

Sign up here

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JBC Author Event with Leah Lax hosted by SPS Women's League
Nov
13

JBC Author Event with Leah Lax hosted by SPS Women's League

Women’s League is thrilled to welcome author Leah Lax on November 13 at 7 p.m. on zoom to discuss her new book, Not From Here: The Song of America. In her book, Leah uncovers the lost history of her Jewish family and finds a larger context for her own story. “In a way,” she writes, “we Americans are all immigrants.”

Zoom link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/8916433594?pwd=REFWMXk0YzJiaDNjOU9weGVnUTd5Zz09&omn=86217895637

For password, email Abby at ajohnson@spsnyc.org

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Talmud’s Greatest Hits
Nov
12
Community Learning

Talmud’s Greatest Hits

Two Jews, three opinions? Try a book full of hundreds of rabbis arguing generation after generation! Come take a tour of the greatest hits of the Talmud with Rabbinic Intern Eitan Bloostein. This course will look at how ancient rabbis understood interpreting the Torah, rabbinic understandings of an “eye for an eye” and honoring your mother and father. Please join us!

Zoom link: https://spsnyc-org.zoom.us/j/89300611156

For password, email Abby at ajohnson@spsnyc.org

View Event →
Living Judaism
Nov
11
Community Learning

Living Judaism

Living Judaism is taught through a collaborative educational partnership with the Miller Introduction to Judaism Program of American Jewish University. We will explore Jewish culture, history, and wisdom in a setting where questions are more important than answers. Special experiences will include a Shabbat celebration, field experiences, mentorship, and more.

View Event →
Shabbat and me
Nov
8

Shabbat and me

This is a 45 minute musical Shabbat celebration with Tkiya! This is for children under 3 with a trusted adult.

Enjoy Jewish music, the Shabbat blessings, challah, grape juice & more!

Sign up for the semester, or $30 to drop-in per Friday. Member Rate: $118/semester Non-Member Rate: $136/semester

Sign up here

View Event →