Events (Page 7)

Which is more important — what’s in our heart, or how we impact the world? What happens when one conflicts with the other? How are Judaism and Christianity’s views similar on these ideas, and how are they different? 

These two sessions on “Evolution, Medicine and the Value of Human Life” are taught by Matthew Marin, MD and Susan Levinson, PhD.

These two sessions on “Evolution, Medicine and the Value of Human Life” are taught by Matthew Marin, MD and Susan Levinson, PhD.

As part of Scientists in Synagogues, Bet Aviv’s own Howard Feldmesser will help us understand the technology and electronics behind the pre-screening for our safety and protection, and Rabbi Joseph will put this into the context of what Jewish texts have to teach us about safety.

Torah Study on Shemot at Westchester Reform Temple.

Congregation Beth Elohim is delighted to welcome Professor Sara Seager as our second speaker in our Science with a Schmear Series, sponsored by Scientists in Synagogues.

This past May, Beth Jacob received an incredible grant from Scientists in Synagogues to explore connections between Judaism and science in a series of four programs. Join us throughout the coming year for a wonderful year of learning!

Torah Study on Vayishlach at Westchester Reform Temple.

Come learn why humor –  including Jewish humor – can have us rolling in the pews.

Rabbi Mitelman gives a talk on how we situate our “specialness” within the grand scheme of the cosmos.

These two sessions on medieval and modern philosophy are taught by Erik Dreff, PhD.

Torah Study on Vayetzei at Westchester Reform Temple.