On behalf of Chabad Of Peabody and co-sponsor, Lappin Foundaiton, prominent psychologist Dr. Edith Eger will discuss her book,”The Choice: Embrace the Possible,” on Tuesday, June 2 at 7:30 pm on Zoom. This book is a moving, powerful memoir that recounts her time in the concentration camps of the Holocaust.
Free puppet show for young children on Zoom. Kids can change the world! Ruby Raccoon and Benny Bunny are little superheroes in training. In order to win their superpowers, they’ll have to prove that they’re super fearless, super helpful, and want to save the world. Find out what kids can do to help protect our environment! Kids will learn a few Hebrew words too!
Jewish college students are invited to participate in the Robert Israel Lappin Jewish Young Adult Leadership Seminar, a new program inspired by Robert Israel Lappin, of blessed memory, whose leadership in the Jewish community spanned more than 70 years. Robert Lappin served as an inspirational Jewish role model for individuals of all ages.
The theme of the 2020 seminar is Becoming an Inspirational Jewish Leader.
Thought-provoking presentations and independent activities will stimulate your mind, nurture your soul and help you on a path of inspirational Jewish leadership.
Jewish students in grades 10-12 are invited to participate in the Robert Israel Lappin Jewish Youth Leadership Seminar, a new program inspired by Robert Israel Lappin, of blessed memory, whose leadership in the Jewish community spanned more than 70 years. Robert Lappin served as an inspirational Jewish role model for individuals of all ages, including teens. The theme of the 2020 seminar is Becoming an Inspirational Jewish Leader. Thought-provoking presentations and independent activities will stimulate your mind, nurture your soul and help you on a path of inspirational Jewish leadership.
Looking for a good book to read? Check out The Escape Artist by Helen Fremont. Lappin Foundation will be hosting Helen Fremont to discuss this book in the Fall!
Join us on Zoom for a morning of socializing (at a distance), meeting new friends, creative movement and music with Jewish themes for moms/ caregivers and young children.
The community is invited to a free screening of My Dear Children: The Quest to Unravel a Family Mystery. The film sheds light on the largely untold story of the pogroms in the former Russian empire. My Dear Children helps Jews everywhere understand their connection to this forgotten piece of the Jewish experience and it honors the countless victims. Jeremy Poock will lead a discussion after the film.
As part of the Community Call-to-Action against Antisemitism, Lappin Foundation will host one of the many book discussions that will take place in the community on Antisemitism: Here and Now by Deborah E. Lipstadt.
The community is invited to the Jewish Book Group of the North Shore, a free book group where interesting conversations about Jewish identity take place.
Embrace the Possible – A Historical Evening with Dr. Edith Eva Eger
On behalf of Chabad Of Peabody and co-sponsor, Lappin Foundaiton, prominent psychologist Dr. Edith Eger will discuss her book,”The Choice: Embrace the Possible,” on Tuesday, June 2 at 7:30 pm on Zoom. This book is a moving, powerful memoir that recounts her time in the concentration camps of the Holocaust.
Free puppet show for young children on Zoom. Kids can change the world! Ruby Raccoon and Benny Bunny are little superheroes in training. In order to win their superpowers, they’ll have to prove that they’re super fearless, super helpful, and want to save the world. Find out what kids can do to help protect our environment! Kids will learn a few Hebrew words too!
Robert Israel Lappin Jewish Youth Leadership Seminar
Jewish students in grades 10-12 are invited to participate in the Robert Israel Lappin Jewish Youth Leadership Seminar, a new program inspired by Robert Israel Lappin, of blessed memory, whose leadership in the Jewish community spanned more than 70 years. Robert Lappin served as an inspirational Jewish role model for individuals of all ages, including teens. The theme of the 2020 seminar is Becoming an Inspirational Jewish Leader. Thought-provoking presentations and independent activities will stimulate your mind, nurture your soul and help you on a path of inspirational Jewish leadership.
Looking for a good book to read? Check out The Escape Artist by Helen Fremont. Lappin Foundation will be hosting Helen Fremont to discuss this book in the Fall!
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