Adult Education is now the Learning Center
| Learning is a constant for
Judaism, and the purpose of the Learning Center is to help
fulfill this maximum. The Learning Center does this by both highlighting ongoing programs and organizing new opportunities to learn for congregants and their guests. Its success will depend on your participation, both in terms of attending programs but also in suggesting new programs and activities. Come join us for learning can be educational but also fun. Interested in joining our very active committee? Perhaps you might like to give a lecture or a presentation. please email don@dshulman.com Learning Center Brochure |
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Zionism is a lot more than an image of Theodor
Herzl in a framed picture. It has been an animating force for Jews of
many different beliefs and political convictions. Cultural Zionism,
Revisionism, and the earliest Political and Religious Zionism all live
on today. In four classes we will explore the people and ideas that
inform different Zionisms and see how each of them continues to affect
Jewish life in Israel and the Diaspora.
Class Dates are on the following Tuesdays
November 15, 29 at 7:30 pm | January 3rd &
10th at 7:30 pm
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Saturday, December 10, 2011
Shabbat Kiddush at noon (following services)
Judith Pinnolis at 1:00pm
►What did Jewish music sound like in early American Jewish settlements?
►What did synagogue sound like to our colonial Jewish forefathers?
►Listen to Yiddish folk & theater musical selections.
►What were Jews creating to express a Jewish national sound?
►Learn how Jewish composers blended Yiddish and traditional
►Learn about our heritage in the Americas in Jewish music four hundred
years ago till
the turn of the 20th century.
Judith S. Pinnolis, the presenter, has served for nearly 20 years at
Brandeis University where she is currently the Academic Outreach
Librarian for Graduate Studies and Humanities. She is also part-time
Adjunct Faculty at Hebrew College in the School of Music where she
teaches a general course in Jewish Music History.
Cape Cod Synagogue Members – reservations at no cost • non-members
$10.00
RESERVATIONS ARE REQUIRED – MAKE YOURS TODAY!
Email, call, or mail by December 2, 2011 Email:
events@capecodsynagogue.org
Phone: 508-775-2988
Recipes from Cooking Series
Mille Kessler Passover Sponge cake
Pictures From Fred Lazin Event
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| “ISRAEL’S CHANGING
COLLECTIVE IDENTITY” Renowned guest lecturer, Professor Fred Lazin, will discuss the past & current changes occurring in Israel’s society. As a professor at Ben Gurion University and the Lynn & Lloyd Hurst Family Professor of Local Government, Professor Lazin offers a unique and first hand account of the “multi-culturalism” that exists within Israel today. |
Weekly Torah study with Rabbi Freelund meets Thursdays at 11:30 AM in the board room.
Feel free to bring lunch and an inquiring mind.