Presented by: Dana Herman, Ph.d, Director of the American Jewish Archives The American Jewish Archives (AJA) began in 1947 with a small number of congregational archives. Today, it is one of two preeminent national repositories that preserves the history of American Jewry. Established by the notable historian, Jacob Rader Marcus, the AJA has continued to [...]
Presented by: Dana Herman, Ph.d, Director of the American Jewish Archives Cincinnati has played a pivotal role in shaping American Jewish life. From the arrival of the city's earliest Jewish settlers in the nineteenth century to its emergence as a center of Reform Judaism, education, philanthropy, and communal leadership, the Queen City has left an [...]
Presented by: Jacob Kraus-Preminger Looking for the antidote to election anxiety? Our Jewish values, wisdom, and practice can help us navigate moments of uncertainty with purpose and power. Learn with Jacob Kraus-Preminger, Assistant Director of Campaigns and Ohio organizer at the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, about what our tradition can teach us about [...]
Presented by: Jacob Kraus-Preminger Looking for the antidote to election anxiety? Our Jewish values, wisdom, and practice can help us navigate moments of uncertainty with purpose and power. Learn with Jacob Kraus-Preminger, Assistant Director of Campaigns and Ohio organizer at the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, about what our tradition can teach us about [...]
Presented by: Rabbi Neil Hirsch There is something special about the prayers we recite each morning. These familiar words can become second nature, but what stories, traditions, and teachings lie behind them? Join Rabbi Hirsch for a monthly Talmud study as we explore the halakhah (Jewish laws) of everyday morning prayers. Together, we will examine [...]
Presented by: Rabbi Zachary Goodman Tzedakah is often translated as “charity,” but the Jewish tradition has long understood it as something much deeper. In this two-part course, we will explore how Jewish ideas about giving evolved from the Torah through the rabbinic writings and into the modern world. Along the way, we will wrestle with [...]
Presented by: Rabbi Zachary Goodman Tzedakah is often translated as “charity,” but the Jewish tradition has long understood it as something much deeper. In this two-part course, we will explore how Jewish ideas about giving evolved from the Torah through the rabbinic writings and into the modern world. Along the way, we will wrestle with [...]
The Torah: A Women's Commentary was a revolutionary publication, sparking new conversations, controversies, and learnings. The first Torah commentary published with the explicit aim of uplifting the perspective of women in biblical narratives. Join Rabbi Starr in an exploration of the creation, objectives, and perspectives of this famous analysis.
The Torah: A Women's Commentary was a revolutionary publication, sparking new conversations, controversies, and learnings. The first Torah commentary published with the explicit aim of uplifting the perspective of women in biblical narratives. Join Rabbi Starr in an exploration of the creation, objectives, and perspectives of this famous analysis.
Presented by: Rabbi Neil Hirsch There is something special about the prayers we recite each morning. These familiar words can become second nature, but what stories, traditions, and teachings lie behind them? Join Rabbi Hirsch for a monthly Talmud study as we explore the halakhah (Jewish laws) of everyday morning prayers. Together, we will examine [...]
The Torah: A Women's Commentary was a revolutionary publication, sparking new conversations, controversies, and learnings. The first Torah commentary published with the explicit aim of uplifting the perspective of women in biblical narratives. Join Rabbi Starr in an exploration of the creation, objectives, and perspectives of this famous analysis.
Presented by: Rabbi Neil Hirsch What are we to do with someone who refuses to confront the errors of their ways? There is a remarkable Talmudic story that explores that very question. During this Tuesdays with Torah session, Rabbi Hirsch will take us on a journey through the ins and outs of that story, exploring [...]
Presented by: Rabbi Neil Hirsch What are we to do with someone who refuses to confront the errors of their ways? There is a remarkable Talmudic story that explores that very question. During this Tuesdays with Torah session, Rabbi Hirsch will take us on a journey through the ins and outs of that story, exploring [...]
Presented by: Rabbi Neil Hirsch What are we to do with someone who refuses to confront the errors of their ways? There is a remarkable Talmudic story that explores that very question. During this Tuesdays with Torah session, Rabbi Hirsch will take us on a journey through the ins and outs of that story, exploring [...]
Presented by: Rabbi Anna Burke The Jewish tradition teaches us both to judge others favorably and to hold leaders accountable. In this three-part series, we will examine Jewish models of leadership from ancient texts to modern Israel, exploring the qualities that define effective leadership and the tools we need to thoughtfully evaluate leaders in a [...]
Do you ever feel a little lost in the prayer book during services? Wish you could read the Hebrew and not just the transliteration? Want a tune-up from your Hebrew School days? Never went to Hebrew School and wish you had learned? If you answered yes to any of those questions, come join Rabbi Starr [...]
Learn the art of chanting Torah with Rabbi Goodman! Designed for those with some comfort in Hebrew reading, this course will develop your confidence and skills as a Torah reader. As part of the class, you will have the opportunity to prepare and chant a Torah reading during a Shabbat morning service. Join our community [...]
Presented by: Rabbi Anna Burke The Jewish tradition teaches us both to judge others favorably and to hold leaders accountable. In this three-part series, we will examine Jewish models of leadership from ancient texts to modern Israel, exploring the qualities that define effective leadership and the tools we need to thoughtfully evaluate leaders in a [...]
Do you ever feel a little lost in the prayer book during services? Wish you could read the Hebrew and not just the transliteration? Want a tune-up from your Hebrew School days? Never went to Hebrew School and wish you had learned? If you answered yes to any of those questions, come join Rabbi Starr [...]
Learn the art of chanting Torah with Rabbi Goodman! Designed for those with some comfort in Hebrew reading, this course will develop your confidence and skills as a Torah reader. As part of the class, you will have the opportunity to prepare and chant a Torah reading during a Shabbat morning service. Join our community [...]
Presented by: Rabbi Anna Burke The Jewish tradition teaches us both to judge others favorably and to hold leaders accountable. In this three-part series, we will examine Jewish models of leadership from ancient texts to modern Israel, exploring the qualities that define effective leadership and the tools we need to thoughtfully evaluate leaders in a [...]
Presented by: Rabbi Neil Hirsch There is something special about the prayers we recite each morning. These familiar words can become second nature, but what stories, traditions, and teachings lie behind them? Join Rabbi Hirsch for a monthly Talmud study as we explore the halakhah (Jewish laws) of everyday morning prayers. Together, we will examine [...]
Learn the art of chanting Torah with Rabbi Goodman! Designed for those with some comfort in Hebrew reading, this course will develop your confidence and skills as a Torah reader. As part of the class, you will have the opportunity to prepare and chant a Torah reading during a Shabbat morning service. Join our community [...]
Presented by: Daniel Fisher-Livne You are what you eat, as they say. At least for Jews, this has always been the case. This three-session mini-course taught by HUC faculty member Dr. Daniel Fisher-Livne digs into the politics of eating in the Bible and the Jewish cultures that have grown up around it. Session 1 looks [...]
Do you ever feel a little lost in the prayer book during services? Wish you could read the Hebrew and not just the transliteration? Want a tune-up from your Hebrew School days? Never went to Hebrew School and wish you had learned? If you answered yes to any of those questions, come join Rabbi Starr [...]
Learn the art of chanting Torah with Rabbi Goodman! Designed for those with some comfort in Hebrew reading, this course will develop your confidence and skills as a Torah reader. As part of the class, you will have the opportunity to prepare and chant a Torah reading during a Shabbat morning service. Join our community [...]
Presented by: Daniel Fisher-Livne You are what you eat, as they say. At least for Jews, this has always been the case. This three-session mini-course taught by HUC faculty member Dr. Daniel Fisher-Livne digs into the politics of eating in the Bible and the Jewish cultures that have grown up around it. Session 1 looks [...]
Presented by: Daniel Fisher-Livne You are what you eat, as they say. At least for Jews, this has always been the case. This three-session mini-course taught by HUC faculty member Dr. Daniel Fisher-Livne digs into the politics of eating in the Bible and the Jewish cultures that have grown up around it. Session 1 looks [...]
Presented by: Rabbi Jamie Starr Death is one of the most difficult realities we all have to face as human beings. Join Rabbi Starr in an exploration of her rabbinic thesis Dealing with Death: Jewish Perspectives on Facing Mortality. We will analyze biblical, rabbinic, and contemporary literature on the different ways we process mortality.
Presented by: Rabbi Neil Hirsch There is something special about the prayers we recite each morning. These familiar words can become second nature, but what stories, traditions, and teachings lie behind them? Join Rabbi Hirsch for a monthly Talmud study as we explore the halakhah (Jewish laws) of everyday morning prayers. Together, we will examine [...]
Do you ever feel a little lost in the prayer book during services? Wish you could read the Hebrew and not just the transliteration? Want a tune-up from your Hebrew School days? Never went to Hebrew School and wish you had learned? If you answered yes to any of those questions, come join Rabbi Starr [...]
Learn the art of chanting Torah with Rabbi Goodman! Designed for those with some comfort in Hebrew reading, this course will develop your confidence and skills as a Torah reader. As part of the class, you will have the opportunity to prepare and chant a Torah reading during a Shabbat morning service. Join our community [...]
Presented by: Rabbi Jamie Starr Death is one of the most difficult realities we all have to face as human beings. Join Rabbi Starr in an exploration of her rabbinic thesis Dealing with Death: Jewish Perspectives on Facing Mortality. We will analyze biblical, rabbinic, and contemporary literature on the different ways we process mortality.
Do you ever feel a little lost in the prayer book during services? Wish you could read the Hebrew and not just the transliteration? Want a tune-up from your Hebrew School days? Never went to Hebrew School and wish you had learned? If you answered yes to any of those questions, come join Rabbi Starr [...]
Learn the art of chanting Torah with Rabbi Goodman! Designed for those with some comfort in Hebrew reading, this course will develop your confidence and skills as a Torah reader. As part of the class, you will have the opportunity to prepare and chant a Torah reading during a Shabbat morning service. Join our community [...]
Presented by: Rabbi Jamie Starr Death is one of the most difficult realities we all have to face as human beings. Join Rabbi Starr in an exploration of her rabbinic thesis Dealing with Death: Jewish Perspectives on Facing Mortality. We will analyze biblical, rabbinic, and contemporary literature on the different ways we process mortality.
Presented by: Rabbi Neil Hirsch There is something special about the prayers we recite each morning. These familiar words can become second nature, but what stories, traditions, and teachings lie behind them? Join Rabbi Hirsch for a monthly Talmud study as we explore the halakhah (Jewish laws) of everyday morning prayers. Together, we will examine [...]
Presented by: Rabbi Neil Hirsch There is something special about the prayers we recite each morning. These familiar words can become second nature, but what stories, traditions, and teachings lie behind them? Join Rabbi Hirsch for a monthly Talmud study as we explore the halakhah (Jewish laws) of everyday morning prayers. Together, we will examine [...]
Presented by: Rabbi Neil Hirsch There is something special about the prayers we recite each morning. These familiar words can become second nature, but what stories, traditions, and teachings lie behind them? Join Rabbi Hirsch for a monthly Talmud study as we explore the halakhah (Jewish laws) of everyday morning prayers. Together, we will examine [...]
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