A modern-day Shakespearean tale about a famous Tajik musical family, controlled by the charismatic, funny yet overbearing patriarch, Papa Alaev, who at the age of 80 is starting to lose his grip on the 'family business', sending them on a rigid and unsure transition from Monarchy to Democracy. For more information, contact Jeremy at JeremyL@jfedsrq.org […]
This 20-week Zoom course presented by Reb Ari Shapiro examines Ezekiel (“Yechezkel”), the seventh book of the Prophets. Speaking from Babylonian exile during the First Temple’s destruction, Ezekiel often symbolically performs prophecies, like binding himself with cord to emphasize Israel’s stubbornness and shaving his hair to symbolize impending doom. Among other topics, he focuses on […]
By Temple Sinai Reb Ari Shapiro This ongoing course every Thursday is based on Maimonides' masterpiece, The Guide for the Perplexed. This twelfth-century philosopher was asking the same questions that modern Judaism is asking: How should we describe God? What is so important about monotheism? If God created the universe, why is there evil? His […]
This 20-week Zoom course presented by Reb Ari Shapiro examines Ezekiel (“Yechezkel”), the seventh book of the Prophets. Speaking from Babylonian exile during the First Temple’s destruction, Ezekiel often symbolically performs prophecies, like binding himself with cord to emphasize Israel’s stubbornness and shaving his hair to symbolize impending doom. Among other topics, he focuses on […]
By Temple Sinai Reb Ari Shapiro This ongoing course every Thursday is based on Maimonides' masterpiece, The Guide for the Perplexed. This twelfth-century philosopher was asking the same questions that modern Judaism is asking: How should we describe God? What is so important about monotheism? If God created the universe, why is there evil? His […]
This 20-week Zoom course presented by Reb Ari Shapiro examines Ezekiel (“Yechezkel”), the seventh book of the Prophets. Speaking from Babylonian exile during the First Temple’s destruction, Ezekiel often symbolically performs prophecies, like binding himself with cord to emphasize Israel’s stubbornness and shaving his hair to symbolize impending doom. Among other topics, he focuses on […]
Global Connections with Robert Siegel: How Old is Too Old to Work and to Lead? Robert Siegel (former Senior Host of NPR’s All Things Considered for 31 years) interviews: Dr. Felix Benninger, M.D. (Deputy Director of the Department of Neurology at Rabin Medical Center, Israel, Assistant Professor, University of Tel Aviv) Professor Laura L. Carstensen […]
Come and meet fellow tribe members for fun and laughs. Cash bar and complimentary light nosh. Register Now
Rod Greder Sustainable Agriculture Program Agent with UF/IFAS Extension Sarasota County New Technology in Food Production: Genetics, Robots, AI, GPS, Lasers, etc. This program will focus on the use of new technologies used in food production that promise to improve safety, productivity, nutrition, environmental friendliness, and reduce costs. Fact or fiction? Likelihood?
By Temple Sinai Reb Ari Shapiro This ongoing course every Thursday is based on Maimonides' masterpiece, The Guide for the Perplexed. This twelfth-century philosopher was asking the same questions that modern Judaism is asking: How should we describe God? What is so important about monotheism? If God created the universe, why is there evil? His […]
Join us for a catered dinner and a fascinating movie, Rashevski’s Tango. Three generations of a family grapple with the question of what it means to be Jewish after the death of Rose, the matriarch. The characters confront issues of relationships, family, religion, love and interfaith marriage. After the film Harmon Greenblatt will moderate what […]
This 20-week Zoom course presented by Reb Ari Shapiro examines Ezekiel (“Yechezkel”), the seventh book of the Prophets. Speaking from Babylonian exile during the First Temple’s destruction, Ezekiel often symbolically performs prophecies, like binding himself with cord to emphasize Israel’s stubbornness and shaving his hair to symbolize impending doom. Among other topics, he focuses on […]
By Temple Sinai Reb Ari Shapiro This ongoing course every Thursday is based on Maimonides' masterpiece, The Guide for the Perplexed. This twelfth-century philosopher was asking the same questions that modern Judaism is asking: How should we describe God? What is so important about monotheism? If God created the universe, why is there evil? His […]
This 20-week Zoom course presented by Reb Ari Shapiro examines Ezekiel (“Yechezkel”), the seventh book of the Prophets. Speaking from Babylonian exile during the First Temple’s destruction, Ezekiel often symbolically performs prophecies, like binding himself with cord to emphasize Israel’s stubbornness and shaving his hair to symbolize impending doom. Among other topics, he focuses on […]
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