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Temple Reads via Zoom
Temple Reads via Zoom
The Mathematicians’s Shiva by Stuart Rojstacze Hosted by Susan & Harris Hochberg When the greatest female mathematician in history passes away, her son, Alexander "Sasha" Karnokovitch, just wants to mourn his mother in peace. But rumor has it the notoriously eccentric Polish émigré has solved one of the most difficult problems in all of mathematics, Read More ...
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Shabbat CHAI and Bashert Service at Congregation Beth Israel via Zoom
Shabbat CHAI and Bashert Service at Congregation Beth Israel via Zoom
Congregation Beth Israel presents a festive Kabbalat Shabbat with Bashert! Bring a glass of wine / hot or cold drink, sit back and relax, and joyfully welcome Shabbat into your home.
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Sisterhood Program Meeting via ZOOM
Sisterhood Program Meeting via ZOOM
Introduction to Mikveh - virtual tour of Mayyim Hayyim Mikveh in Newton Pre-registration required Event is on zoom Open to Sisterhood members and, if space available, Temple members This program presented by Mayyim Hayyim will include a study of mikveh’s biblical roots and a virtual tour of Mayyim Hayyim. Participants will learn about what Read More ...
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Virtual Pot Luck with a Twist via Zoom – the letter T
Virtual Pot Luck with a Twist via Zoom – the letter T
November 29, 7:00 PM Pescatarian Eat before or after ZOOM get-together Your T meal can reflect any meal you have had today! No need to chomp on Zoom! THE TWIST: Create a menu for you and your family with all/most dishes starting with the letter T Bs creative! Have some fun! For every “T” food, you Read More ...
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Pirke Avot, the Ethics of our Ancestors led by Rabbi Greg via Zoom
Pirke Avot, the Ethics of our Ancestors led by Rabbi Greg via Zoom
Through December and January, we'll study Pirke Avot (The Ethics of Our Ancestors) - a 6-chapter ethical, thought-provoking text published in 200CE.