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October 2019
Contemporary Jewish Fiction
Join us as we study two juicy novels on some similar themes, set in very different countries and times and treated in very different ways.
Find out more »Bereavement Discussion Group at Holy Blossom
Jack Kugelmass, MSW, will provide a supportive environment for congregants to find new insight into the meaning of their losses
Find out more »Sisterhood Torah Study: Crisis & Continuity with Mark Goodman
Discussing the development of Judaism from a local sect to a strong organization with members found throughout the known world
Find out more »Little Blossoms L’Dance at Holy Blossom Temple
Parents and caregivers are invited to join their little one in our fun and interactive music/social class!
Find out more »Gates of Memory: Community Art Workshops
Be a part of Holy Blossom Temple history! We have 2 opportunities for you to participate in community art workshops to make artefacts for Gates of Memory: a special art installation for the emotional Music and Art: Living Memory concert.
Find out more »Beit Ha’am Z-Talks at Holy Blossom Temple
It’s Sabbath Eve and Rachel sneaks out of her religious parents’ house to go out with her secular friends. On their way to a party, an accident occurs and Rachel has to face the consequences of her decisions.
Find out more »Thursday Shacharit, Breakfast and Talmud Study
Texts including a modern English translation are provided. All are welcome.
Find out more »Little Blossoms Fall 2019!
Celebrate before Shabbat with Little Blossoms (and fresh challah)! Open to children between 0-3 years old, with a parent, grandparent, or caregiver.
Find out more »Shabbat Morning Torah Study with Rabbi Yael Splansky
Together we'll study the weekly Torah portion, its corresponding commentaries both ancient and modern, and discover their eternal relevance.
Find out more »Sunday Book Club with Sharon Singer: The Other Einstein
Based on a true story about Albert and his first wife Mileva (Mitza) Maric a fellow student who excelled in physics and mathematics. It traces the perils that her expertise brought her, a woman unusual for her times.
Find out more »KEF Session 1: Jewnior Bakers
KEF is our after-school program for all students in Junior Kindergarten to Grade 1!
Find out more »Sundays in the Atrium
The concerts feature talented young artists from The Glenn Gould School
Find out more »Mondays @ The Temple … for Seniors!
Mondays @ the Temple offers unique programming for seniors: light exercise, entertainment, and lunch
Find out more »Gates of Memory: Community Art Workshops
Be a part of Holy Blossom Temple history! We have 2 opportunities for you to participate in community art workshops to make artefacts for Gates of Memory: a special art installation for the emotional Music and Art: Living Memory concert.
Find out more »Contemporary Jewish Fiction
Join us as we study two juicy novels on some similar themes, set in very different countries and times and treated in very different ways.
Find out more »Downtown Lunch & Learn: How to Argue Jewishly
Bring your lunch and study Jewish ideas of business ethics with Rabbi Yael Splansky, Rabbi Jordan Helfman, & Rabbi Zachary Goodman.
Find out more »Robotics & Coding Club: JK-Grade 2
Take your first steps in coding with this fun, exciting course using Matatalab!
Find out more »Robotics & Coding Club: Grades 3-5
Integrate Math with Coding for cool stuff like shooting hoops, solving mazes and creating music.
Find out more »Bereavement Discussion Group at Holy Blossom
Jack Kugelmass, MSW, will provide a supportive environment for congregants to find new insight into the meaning of their losses
Find out more »Melton Year 1: Rhythms & Purposes
This is Year One of Melton’s signature two-year learning experience - a text-based course providing sophisticated pluralistic understandings of Jewish living, memory and wisdom that invites adults to discover personal interests and meaning.
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