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No preparation necessary; we will read out loud together
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Join for any or all sessions; each will stand alone, all will be thematically linked
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All levels of background are invited, from journey-beginners to veteran hikers of the great landscape of Jewish texts
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We are committed to ensuring that Torah in all forms can connect all of us in the ways that are most accessible and convenient for each of us. In this spirit, all classes are offered hybrid in-person and on Zoom, with our new large-screen TV so in-person participants can see and hear Zoomers, and our new 360° camera so Zoomers can see and hear those speaking in-person. Please feel welcome to invite friends and family outside of Bloomington to join us!
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Class recordings are made available afterward to members only to preserve privacy.
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Whenever possible, classes are offered both on Wednesday evenings and Sunday mornings during religious school hours – come when works best for you.
If you’re interested in receiving more details when the classes come around, please click here to email Administrative Assistant Chuck Roldan at assistant@bethshalom-bjc.org with the subject line: “Interested in Classes.”
To watch recordings of classes, please click here to email Administrative Assistant Chuck Roldan at assistant@bethshalom-bjc.org with the subject line: “Interested in Class Recordings”; recordings are shared with members only to preserve privacy. Prior class recordings and source packets are available for the two-part series Journeys of Transformation: The Book of Ruth and Harvest: What the Book of Ruth Shows Us About Kindness (May-June 2025), and Compass for the Exodus: Exploring Our New Haggadah (April 2025). Source packets are also available for Nefesh: Judaism’s Wisdom for Mental Health (February-March 2025) and New Song • Shir Chadash: Modern Jewish Song Lyrics (August-September 2024) (these sessions were not recorded).