Bob Thum presents The Promises and Challenges of Jewish Life in 19th Century America. Join Temple Israel's Brotherhood for this enlightening and informative series of lectures. Brunch begins at 9:45 a.m. and presentations begin at 10:15 a.m. Cost is $65 for the series or $7 per brunch.
You are invited to Sunday Brunch and a question and answer panel facilitated by Tara Feiner. The subject is Intolerance and Hate, Let's Talk! RSVP by March 9.
*This event has been postponed. For more information, visit https://jewishdayton.org/coronavirus-update/ * Volunteering inspires kids to deepen their understanding through empathy, strengthens family bonds, and builds community. Volunteer as a family with PJ Library & PJ Our Way! All ages welcome. Make no-sew fleece blankets, assemble sack lunches, and have a snack while reading a story. […]
*This event has been postponed. For more information, visit https://jewishdayton.org/coronavirus-update/ * Start asking the big questions at the Men's Seder: Four Cups of Wine and Four Questions. Men are invited to join us for a Passover-influenced evening of dinner and discussion as we explore social injustices of our time, led by five local experts. $36 per […]
The Temple Beth Or Security Committee and Adult Education Committee are pleased to bring you Stop the Bleed training at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, March 17th, 2020. Please plan on attending this lifesaving training that is for EVERYONE. Uncontrolled bleeding is the leading cause of preventable death from injury. Know what to do in an […]
Time: 5:30 to 8:00 pm Premier storyteller, Corinne Stayish shares personal Shabbat stories, both at the evening service and following dinner. Service begins at 5:30 pm with dinner at 6:30 pm. RSVP for dinner by March 13. Cost 18.00 per adult, 12 and under no charge; 54.00 family maximum.
Time: 9:00 am Storyteller Corinne Stavish will present the D'var Torah during the service and lead an interactive session with stories of mitzvot after Kiddush lunch. There is no charge
All Prayer & Play events are facilitated by Rabbi Tina Sobo and are perfect for not-yet-school-aged children (6 and under) and their families. The goal is to build community in a come-as-you-are, friendly environment. We’ll have time for a little prayer, a lot of fun and laughter, and a wonderful community of families with young […]
Join us for an Irish-themed Kiddush lunch on Saturday, March 21, featuring the famous corned beef as made by Aaron Burke. This lunch is free and open to everyone and will begin around noon following morning Shabbat services. Please contact Judy Heller if you would like to bring a dish to share - jrheller7777@aol.com.
Join us for a relaxing evening of live music in a “coffee shop/wine bar” setting. Marc Gilbert and Mary Rogers will host an acoustic-style open stage, entertaining us with a wide variety of Jewish and other popular music. Bring your string instruments (guitar, mandolin, banjo, ukulele, etc.), hand-drums & other percussion instruments for a festive […]