Lunchtime Torah Express
Virtual OnlyJoin this zoom only program with Rabbi Sara Rich. Bring your favorite Torah commentary as we study the weekly parsha together. For more information or to register, email Rabbi Sara Rich at [email protected].
Join this zoom only program with Rabbi Sara Rich. Bring your favorite Torah commentary as we study the weekly parsha together. For more information or to register, email Rabbi Sara Rich at [email protected].
Where it's fun to be Jewish at Jewish Discovery Center - 831 Maple Rd. Dinner served at 5:00 PM For more information call Brocha Leah Greenberg at 716.908.0133 https://jewishdiscovery.org/jem
Timeless lessons for real life from the Torah’s first book. The stories of Genesis are our family’s story, filled with big dreams, difficult choices, strained relationships, and remarkable courage. From Adam and Eve to Abraham and Sarah, from Jacob and Esau to Joseph and his brothers, discover how these foundational stories speak to the challenges we face today. Each class explores the weekly Torah portion, uncovering insights into faith, family, identity, and purpose, with practical lessons to bring into your own life. No prior knowledge necessary. Each class stands on its own, so join us whenever you can. Refreshments served. Also available on Zoom.
Enjoy a complimentary, delicious lunch while listening to an engaging discussion of Jewish ethics from practical as well as spiritual perspectives.
Held every Wednesday, a brief yet restorative healing serivce with music, meditational moments, and words of prayer.
Happiness is Learned. Your weekly dose of Jewish inspiration. Hot dinner served The Torah Studies class brings you the tradition of classical Jewish learning in a series of enticing weekly classes. Each class introduces ideas and issues from the current weekly Torah portion and, through discussion and debate, creates a meaningful connection between the timeless wisdom of the Torah and modern-day living.
Discover the timeless wisdom of the Talmud in a welcoming and engaging weekly study group. Explore fascinating discussions, Jewish law, ethics, and insights into everyday life while gaining a deeper appreciation for the richness of Jewish learning. Whether you're new to Talmud study or have years of experience, you'll enjoy lively discussions, thought-provoking questions, and meaningful lessons in a warm, friendly atmosphere.
The Spirit of Shabbat (Zoom Only). Give yourself a spiritual Shabbat treat. Join Rabbi Greenberg for penetrating insight along with a delightful story. Zoom connection information: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/2268494785?pwd=YVFLK0E5TzZGRUk5aUhsVWNzWXZ5Zz09 Meeting ID: 226 849 4785 Password: 613 (if prompted) or Call +1 929 205 6099
Can We Still Be Optimistic About the Future? Judaism says yes. But perhaps not for the reason you think. The headlines give us plenty of reasons to worry. What gives us reason to hope?What if the world isn’t broken… just unfinished? Join us for Can We Still Be Optimistic About the Future? A thought-provoking five-session journey into Moshiach, redemption, and the future Judaism envisions. Explore a bold vision of what’s ahead and discover how it can change the way you see your life today. Find deeper purpose in the ordinary, a fresh perspective on human potential, and reasons for optimism that go beyond wishful thinking. Come with your questions. Bring a friend. Enjoy a lavish brunch and a conversation worth having. Five Sundays. Five big questions: 1️⃣ What if the world isn't broken… just unfinished? 2️⃣ Are you seeing reality… or just the surface? 3️⃣ Who would you be if you had nothing to prove? 4️⃣ What if your ordinary life is more sacred than you think? 5️⃣ What if the future has already begun? 📅 Sundays, 11 AM – 12 noon, starting November 8 📍 Jewish Discovery Center, 831 Maple Rd., Williamsville 🥐 Lavish brunch served · All welcome · […]
Our mini chefs will join together to cook, bake, create fun crafts, while learning about Jewish themes! From Latkes and Doughnuts, to Chanukah cookies and Caesar salad, our mini chefs will learn about mitzvahs through foods and crafts they create. Additionally, a portion of the food will always be shared with those who are less fortunate.