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Is Judaism the only pro-sex religion? Or does it just tolerate sex to reach other ends? Come with an open mind to find out.
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No-one can doubt that antisemitism is back on stage with a vengeance. The stuff of a few obsessives' preoccupations only a few years ago, it is now repeatedly in the headlines and in our heads. Is this 'unparalleled'? Are things 'changed forever'? Is the post-war honeymoon over? Find out if the resolutely positive Clive is finally crushed!
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The Mishnah contains surprisingly detailed descriptions of the Temple orchestra, and what instruments worked best in it. Combining this with excavation finds from the ancient world, the first notations of Jewish music from early modernity and a letter from a cantor, we'll explore what we do and don't know about the history of Jewish music.
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Before rabbinic Judaism, Jewish life was fractured. The Talmud’s compilers, drawing from Pharisaic traditions, sought to limit further division by preserving multiple viewpoints. This session explores how disagreements were handled—and what can be learned from it.
Sheerelle Marks Family Team Limmud
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Kids will enjoy the weekly parasha (torah portion) through lively Hebrew storytelling and fun games. This playful session helps children connect with Torah themes while building Ivrit (Hebrew) skills in an engaging, age-appropriate way.
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Discover Shabbat as a time to pause, breathe, and simply be. Through gentle mindfulness practices rooted in Jewish tradition, we’ll explore gratitude, presence, and ways to bring Shabbat’s stillness into the rest of the week.
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Join Aydin Mayers for an engaging, family-friendly exploration of Rebbe Nachman of Breslov’s timeless wisdom. Discover how joy, gratitude and honest conversation with G-d can guide us through life’s 'narrow bridge' with courage and connection, and remind us to never be afraid.
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God is a snail wrapped in the shell of our world, a tree stretching from heaven to earth, a nursing mother; we are God's ladies-in-waiting, walking and skipping and falling and standing up in our search for holiness. Explore these strange, beautiful, new images are deeply rooted in the centuries-old texts of the early Chassidic spiritual masters.
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How could one of the Torah's saddest events hold the secret to solving some of the world's biggest challenges facing us today?
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Follow the Joseph story around the hotel as you choose the path to his new story from Rachel's oldest child to vizier of Mitzrayim. Bring bright coloured jumpers, stuffies, and dull coloured blanket or adult sized top. REQUIRES ADULT/PARENT PARTICIPATION