Today is June 20, 2021 -
450 Kimber Road, Syracuse, NY 13224
Phone: 315.445.0002
Email: info@adath.org
There has been a recent resurgence of interest in the rich and expansive composition that we call the Talmud. Study of Talmud has been central to Jewish life for over a thousand years, but it is not easy to approach or navigate alone. Together, we will explore this dynamic and textured expression of Rabbinic creativity. Continue Reading »
Join us after morning services on Thursdays (around 8:10am) for open discussions about prayer. Based on the interests of participants, these sessions will incorporate Q&A with Rabbi Zehavi, exploration of the meaning of the liturgy, development of skills to participate in services, conversations about our personal relationships with worship, and exposure to complementary contemplative practices. Continue Reading »
For more information, please contact Rabbi Zehavi at rabbizehavi@adath.org.
Join us after morning services on Thursdays (around 8:10am) for open discussions about prayer. Based on the interests of participants, these sessions will incorporate Q&A with Rabbi Zehavi, exploration of the meaning of the liturgy, development of skills to participate in services, conversations about our personal relationships with worship, and exposure to complementary contemplative practices. Continue Reading »
For more information, please contact Rabbi Zehavi at rabbizehavi@adath.org.
There has been a recent resurgence of interest in the rich and expansive composition that we call the Talmud. Study of Talmud has been central to Jewish life for over a thousand years, but it is not easy to approach or navigate alone. Together, we will explore this dynamic and textured expression of Rabbinic creativity. Continue Reading »
Join us after morning services on Thursdays (around 8:10am) for open discussions about prayer. Based on the interests of participants, these sessions will incorporate Q&A with Rabbi Zehavi, exploration of the meaning of the liturgy, development of skills to participate in services, conversations about our personal relationships with worship, and exposure to complementary contemplative practices. Continue Reading »
For more information, please contact Rabbi Zehavi at rabbizehavi@adath.org.
There has been a recent resurgence of interest in the rich and expansive composition that we call the Talmud. Study of Talmud has been central to Jewish life for over a thousand years, but it is not easy to approach or navigate alone. Together, we will explore this dynamic and textured expression of Rabbinic creativity. Continue Reading »
Join us after morning services on Thursdays (around 8:10am) for open discussions about prayer. Based on the interests of participants, these sessions will incorporate Q&A with Rabbi Zehavi, exploration of the meaning of the liturgy, development of skills to participate in services, conversations about our personal relationships with worship, and exposure to complementary contemplative practices. Continue Reading »
For more information, please contact Rabbi Zehavi at rabbizehavi@adath.org.
There has been a recent resurgence of interest in the rich and expansive composition that we call the Talmud. Study of Talmud has been central to Jewish life for over a thousand years, but it is not easy to approach or navigate alone. Together, we will explore this dynamic and textured expression of Rabbinic creativity. Continue Reading »
Join us after morning services on Thursdays (around 8:10am) for open discussions about prayer. Based on the interests of participants, these sessions will incorporate Q&A with Rabbi Zehavi, exploration of the meaning of the liturgy, development of skills to participate in services, conversations about our personal relationships with worship, and exposure to complementary contemplative practices. Continue Reading »
For more information, please contact Rabbi Zehavi at rabbizehavi@adath.org.
Join us after morning services on Thursdays (around 8:10am) for open discussions about prayer. Based on the interests of participants, these sessions will incorporate Q&A with Rabbi Zehavi, exploration of the meaning of the liturgy, development of skills to participate in services, conversations about our personal relationships with worship, and exposure to complementary contemplative practices. Continue Reading »
For more information, please contact Rabbi Zehavi at rabbizehavi@adath.org.
Join us for an interactive, musical Kabbalat Shabbat service for young children and their families. Bring your own picnic dinner and celebrate Shabbat with Ms. Alicia and friends. Families can also join the Tots' Service on Zoom! Masks for everyone age 2 and older will be required and social-distancing encouraged. Masks will be removed for Continue Reading »