Jan 28
Feasts and Fasts: The Festivals in Jewish Thought
A Class for Women | Rabbi Soloveichik
Tuesday, January 28, 9:00AM
Tuesdays at 9 am in the Elias Room. Drawing on Halakhic, literary, and philosophical texts, we will attempt to examine anew the holidays.
Jan 31
Friday Night Lights: The Making and Meaning of Shabbat
Friday Nights, following Evening Services
Friday, January 31
Stay around for a bit after Friday evening services for an inspiring Shiur delivered by Rabbi Soloveichik.
Feb 2
The Idea of Kingship
taught by Rabbi David Silber
Sunday, February 2, 10:00AM
A study of biblical attitudes towards kingship and political power through a study of Megillat Ruth and selections from the Books of Judges and Samuel.
Feb 2
Wait List Only- Mark Twain in the Holy Land
A private tour with Rabbi Soloveichik at the New-York Historical Society
Sunday, February 2, 11:30AM
Accompany Rabbi Soloveichik on the private tour of the New-York Historical Society's exhibit on Mark Twain's visit to the land of Israel.
Feb 4
Feasts and Fasts: The Festivals in Jewish Thought
A Class for Women | Rabbi Soloveichik
Tuesday, February 4, 9:00AMTuesdays at 9 am in the Elias Room. Drawing on Halakhic, literary, and philosophical texts, we will attempt to examine anew the holidays.
Feb 7
Friday Night Lights: The Making and Meaning of Shabbat
Friday Nights, following Evening Services
Friday, February 7Stay around for a bit after Friday evening services for an inspiring Shiur delivered by Rabbi Soloveichik.
Feb 7
A Community Dinner Featuring Rabbi Meir Soloveichik in Conversation with Professor Yaacob Dweck
Friday, February 7
Join Rabbi Soloveichik and Princeton Professor Yaacob Dweck, as they discuss Professor Dweck's new book:Dissident Rabbi: The Life of Jacob Sasportas.
Feb 9
The Idea of Kingship
taught by Rabbi David Silber
Sunday, February 9, 10:00AMA study of biblical attitudes towards kingship and political power through a study of Megillat Ruth and selections from the Books of Judges and Samuel.
Feb 9
Mental Health First Aid Training
held at Lincoln Square Synagogue, 180 Amsterdam Ave
Sunday, February 9, 10:00AM – 6:00PM
Mental Health First Aid training provides proven practices that will help you recognize the early signs and symptoms of mental illness and substance misuse.
Feb 11
Feasts and Fasts: The Festivals in Jewish Thought
A Class for Women | Rabbi Soloveichik
Tuesday, February 11, 9:00AMTuesdays at 9 am in the Elias Room. Drawing on Halakhic, literary, and philosophical texts, we will attempt to examine anew the holidays.
Feb 14
Friday Night Lights: The Making and Meaning of Shabbat
Friday Nights, following Evening Services
Friday, February 14Stay around for a bit after Friday evening services for an inspiring Shiur delivered by Rabbi Soloveichik.
Feb 16
The Guide to the Duties of the Heart
taught by Rabbi Sjimon den Hollander
Sunday, February 16, 8:45AM
The Guide to the Duties of the Heart (completed around 1075 CE) is sometimes called the first work of Jewish ethics, and aims to guide us towards a spiritual dedication, taught within a philosophical outlook that has similarities with both Saadiah Gaon and Maimonides.
Feb 18
Feasts and Fasts: The Festivals in Jewish Thought
A Class for Women | Rabbi Soloveichik
Tuesday, February 18, 9:00AMTuesdays at 9 am in the Elias Room. Drawing on Halakhic, literary, and philosophical texts, we will attempt to examine anew the holidays.
Feb 21
Friday Night Lights: The Making and Meaning of Shabbat
Friday Nights, following Evening Services
Friday, February 21Stay around for a bit after Friday evening services for an inspiring Shiur delivered by Rabbi Soloveichik.
Feb 21
A Shabbat Dinner with Hazzan Jonathan Garcia
Friday, February 21, 7:00PM
Come for an intimate Shabbat dinner, featuring the wonderful musical talents of Rabbi Ira Rohde, Z. Edinger, and our young guest Hazzan, Jonathan Garcia, who will be joining us from London, along with his new bride, Micol Bedarida Garcia.
Feb 23
The Guide to the Duties of the Heart
taught by Rabbi Sjimon den Hollander
Sunday, February 23, 8:45AMThe Guide to the Duties of the Heart (completed around 1075 CE) is sometimes called the first work of Jewish ethics, and aims to guide us towards a spiritual dedication, taught within a philosophical outlook that has similarities with both Saadiah Gaon and Maimonides.
Feb 23
The Idea of Kingship
taught by Rabbi David Silber
Sunday, February 23, 10:00AMA study of biblical attitudes towards kingship and political power through a study of Megillat Ruth and selections from the Books of Judges and Samuel.
Feb 25
Feasts and Fasts: The Festivals in Jewish Thought
A Class for Women | Rabbi Soloveichik
Tuesday, February 25, 9:00AMTuesdays at 9 am in the Elias Room. Drawing on Halakhic, literary, and philosophical texts, we will attempt to examine anew the holidays.
Feb 28
Friday Night Lights: The Making and Meaning of Shabbat
Friday Nights, following Evening Services
Friday, February 28Stay around for a bit after Friday evening services for an inspiring Shiur delivered by Rabbi Soloveichik.
Mar 1
The Guide to the Duties of the Heart
taught by Rabbi Sjimon den Hollander
Sunday, March 1, 8:45AMThe Guide to the Duties of the Heart (completed around 1075 CE) is sometimes called the first work of Jewish ethics, and aims to guide us towards a spiritual dedication, taught within a philosophical outlook that has similarities with both Saadiah Gaon and Maimonides.
