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In this session, we will explore a modern work of art, a new version of the haggadah, the manual for the Pesach seder.
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This session explores the significance of the menstrual cycle within medieval Judaism and Christianity, revealing that menstrual discourse in religious texts served as a space for interreligious discussion and interaction. Discover how this often-overlooked topic played a role in shaping medieval religious identity.
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Some highlights from the Liverpool Old Hebrew Congregation’s Heritage Season which commenced in September 2024
Athenaeum. afternoon event 10.11.2024.flyer.pdf Charity.09.10.2024 flyer.pdf Shacharit on 09.09.2024.flyer with QR Code.pdf Awe Spendour on 08.09.2024.flyer with QR Code.pdf Jazz.22.09.2024.flyer with QR Code Ticket Quarter.v2.pdf Refugees.24.09.2024 flyer with QR CODE.v4 20.09.2024.pdf People.16.09.2024.flyer with QR Code.pdf Migration and Place.23.09.2024.flyer with QR Code.pdf Charity.09.10.2024 flyer.pdf Philanthropy.28.10.2024 flyer.pdf Marriage & Mourning flyer.pdf Clothes & Cotton 25.11.2024.pdf Education & Learning 09.12.2024. flyer.pdf Tour of Broadgreen cemetery.11.11.2024 flyer.v3.pdf Manchester Jewish Museum.flyer for 24.11.2024.pdf Choral Tradition of Princes Road concert 08.12.2024.pdf Representation & Chassidic Music 20.11.2024.pdf War & Peace 11.11.2024 flyer.pdf Jewish Telegraph (flurry of events).pdfYellow 24
In this session, I will explore the accusations that Israel is a colonialist endeavour, a genocidal state and practices Apartheid. I hope you will all accept that Israel isn't that bad. But where did these accusations come from and on what are they founded if anything at all? Should we be bothered by the smoke, if not the fire that isn't there?
Yellow 21
Is the value of human life paramount? Who should make decisions about endangering human lives—experts or the individuals whose lives are at stake? A talmudic passage presents three models for thinking about these questions, exploring the values that are at stake for the rabbis and continued to reverberate over subsequent generations.
Is the Value of Human Life Paramount, Limmud 2024.pdfOrange 12
What does it mean to be Jewish in Belarus today? Are there still survivors of the Minsk Ghetto living where so many suffered? What happened to the 800,000 Jews in Soviet Belarus during WWII? Come along and ask Debra Brunner (founder and CEO of The Together Plan) and her co-founder, Artur Livshyts, (live from Minsk) all these questions and more.
TTP Handout for Limmud Conference 2024.docx.pdfRed 5
Much-respected Zionist leader when Budapest Jews were being rounded up for deportation to Auschwitz or being shot, saved thousands of lives including 5,500 orphans; supported the ghetto, hospitals and old age homes. He refused the opportunity to escape, was murdered in January 1945. He is commemorated in the Jerusalem Forest of the Martyrs.
Danny Newman Micah Gold Zac Kamenetz
Red Bar/Lounge
Come and join a conversation on how the Jewish community might support, nurture and accompany Jews (predominantly under 40s) who are using psychedelics, plant medicine and entheogens for healing trauma, spiritual development and just out of curiosity.
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Studying archaeological remains of the Negev and Sinai deserts, with ancient written sources, show multileveled connections between ancient Israel, its God and the desert; demonstrating that the desert roots of the Israelite tribes and their culture were much deeper than one may expect.
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No Jewish symbol is more misunderstood than the Magen David, "The Star of David." Long before its association with the State of Israel & its use as a marker of Jewish identity, it was a prevalent part of Jewish magic. This workshop uncovers the magical origins of the Magen David and shows how that can help clarify its meaning today.
Orange 11
This year differences of opinion have posed significant threat to Jewish communal cohesion. Whether and how we should live with people who think or act differently to us has become increasingly relevant. We will explore whether certain halachic texts offer an insight into whether living together is desirable and, if so, how to achieve this.
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As we age we often get stiff. We need our spine to stay free in order to stay mobile as we get older. This series will explore how we can improve our back through easy movement. Using awareness as our super-power for change, we’ll be exploring how to keep learning as we age, This is a practical session, open to everyone. Come to one session or all.
Limmud Programming Team Adam Wagner John Mann Keith Kahn-Harris Michael Wegier Sarah Sackman
Orange 15
Join our panel to hear from a variety of different perspectives about antisemitism in the UK over the last year