This free 25-week course is designed for individuals in interfaith relationships wishing to explore Judaism, as well as those who are considering conversion to Judaism. Participants will study Hebrew, Jewish history, holidays, life-cycle events, traditions, ceremonies, prayer and Jewish text.
Under the supervision of a sponsoring rabbi, costs related to conversion, including mikvah (ritual bath) are fully subsidized for men (non-surgical), women and children.
PJ Library Tot Shabbat by the Sea
Young families are invited to join us for a family friendly, musical Shabbat service with Marcy Yellin. Bring a chair or a blanket and we will supply the pizza. In the event of rain the program will move to Temple B’nai Abraham.
In the Middle East, the birthplace of Christianity, Christians and other minorities are being violently persecuted, driven out and wiped out. Even their places of worship are being destroyed. Lappin Foundation invites the community to a free screening of
Faithkeepers, a new documentary that gives face and voice to the humanitarian crisis and genocide affecting millions in the Middle East as a result of religious and ethnic persecution.
Families with children, age 8 and younger, are invited to a garden party to help Temple B’nai Abraham plant its garden which will yield produce that will be donated to people in need.
PJ Library Families are invited to create warm, wonderful and lasting memories around the Festival of Sukkot!
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