Part Three. Join Rabbi Emeritus David Sofian as he leads us through four different text explorations including the story of David and Bathsheva, Jepthah's daughter, the rules of war, and hierarchy of helping others. Al text studies will also include rabbinic commentaries and each class will last 90 minutes. CLICK HERE to register.
Part Two. Join Rabbi Emeritus David Sofian as he leads us through four different text explorations including the story of David and Bathsheva, Jepthah's daughter, the rules of war, and hierarchy of helping others. Al text studies will also include rabbinic commentaries and each class will last 90 minutes. CLICK HERE to register.
Part One. Join Rabbi Emeritus David Sofian as he leads us through four different text explorations including the story of David and Bathsheva, Jepthah's daughter, the rules of war, and hierarchy of helping others. Al text studies will also include rabbinic commentaries and each class will last 90 minutes. CLICK HERE to register.
Temple Israel's Jewish Cultural Festival, set for Sunday, June 12, 2022 opens the door to Judaism for all who wish to learn more about our traditions and our faith. In past years, over 2000 people turned out to enjoy music and stories, learn about rituals, Torah, and holidays, taste brisket and falafel, play games, shop […]
In person class at Temple Israel, 1 - 2 PM.
Marshall Weiss, editor and publisher of The Dayton Jewish Observer, project director of Miami Valley Jewish Genealogy & History, and author of two books about the history of Dayton's Jewish community, will talk about the local Jewish community's vigorous efforts to Americanize its newest arrivals from Eastern Europe in the 1920s. Event Partners: JG & […]
In person class at Temple Israel, 1 - 2 PM.
In person class at Temple Israel, 1 - 2 PM.
Ready to spread some joy? Join us at Temple Israel on Tuesday, November 30 from 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. to celebrate Chanukkah and give back to our community! Bring items from St. Vincent de Paul’s wish list (https://stvincentdayton.org/donate-goods/needs-list/) to donate and then we’ll light the outdoor menorah, eat sufganiyot, play some games, and share hopes […]
Temple Israel's ninth annual Jewish Cultural Festival, set for Sunday, June 2, 2019, opens the door to Judaism for all who wish to learn more about our traditions and our faith. In past years, 2300 people turned out to enjoy music and stories, learn about rituals, Torah, and holidays, taste brisket and falafel, play games, […]