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Wise Center
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Wise Center 8329 Ridge Ave, Amberley Village, OH
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Family Passover Seder
Wise Center 8329 Ridge Ave, Amberley Village, OHFamilies with children aged 0-12 are invited to Wise Temple for an engaging and interactive Family Passover Seder. The joyful evening will feature music, dinner, activities, and more. Member cost: $18/adult, $10/child, $60 family maximum Guest cost: $20/adult, $12/child, $60 family maximum Registration closes at noon on Friday, April 12. Space is limited.
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First Grade Family Education Program
Wise Center 8329 Ridge Ave, Amberley Village, OHTogether with a parent/special adult, First Grade students will learn about Passover in this hands-on Family Program.
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Threes Class
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Kehillah #26
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Tuesdays with Torah: How We Read (and Misread) the Bible
Wise Center 8329 Ridge Ave, Amberley Village, OHMost readers of the Bible tend to take it literally, in part because they want to take it seriously. Yet its words and lessons can seem conflicting, its theology confounding and its context too complex. But to read the Bible literally is to diminish its significance, for it was written by those who took life [...]
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Kehillah #25
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YoFI Shababa
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Talmud and Rabbinic Judaism Class
Wise Center 8329 Ridge Ave, Amberley Village, OHNo prior knowledge is required for this course, but do bring your curiosity, questions and a desire to learn deeply. The ancient rabbis radically reshaped biblical Judaism to respond to new needs and to changing times. Their work through the centuries sets the foundation for the Judaism we currently practice. Learn about the Talmud, Midrash [...]
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Tuesdays with Torah: How We Read (and Misread) the Bible
Wise Center 8329 Ridge Ave, Amberley Village, OHMost readers of the Bible tend to take it literally, in part because they want to take it seriously. Yet its words and lessons can seem conflicting, its theology confounding and its context too complex. But to read the Bible literally is to diminish its significance, for it was written by those who took life [...]
