Scholar-in-Residence: Sara Tillinger Wolkenfeld, Sefaria
9:55-10:15 am: WOMEN’S CLASS: They Too Were Included in that Miracle, Spector Board Room
What does it mean that women are included in certain miracles? Why does that effect our obligation in mitzvot?
11:20 am: SERMON: Old Wine, New Vessels: Ancient Text and Modern Media Main Sanctuary – sermon for both services at the conclusion of davening
How does learning change when we experience texts through new media?
12:30-1:15 pm: Tiger or Helicopter? Mothering in Rabbinic Literature Post Kiddush Class, Epstein Chapel
How do Rabbinic sources relate to the concept of motherhood? Where might we locate ourselves as parents within the texts of our tradition? This class will present some rabbinic conceptions of motherhood and allow us to explores our own preconceived notions of what it means to be a mother and how we integrate this role into our larger religious lives.
Supervised open gym & snacks available for preschool or lower school-aged kids during this class. Register online by Jan. 24.
5:10 pm: How Busy is Too Busy? An Ancient Question for Modern Times Class during Seudah Shlishit, Tuvin Library
Thinking about the issue of multitasking through the lens of the halachic principle of “one who is engaged in a mitzvah is exempt from performing another mitzvah.”