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Access Judaism: Slam Poetry in the Golden Age

Hosted By: Keeping It Sacred (KITS)

Medieval Spain birthed a Golden Age for the Jews. And, out of this era came a diverse array of poetry that is relevant today. From highly structured sacred praises of the Divine, to short quips about old age, to involved love poetry. Join us as we explore this vibrant literature. No experience necessary. All are welcome.

This is one class in a 16-class series called Access Judaism, intentionally designed by Rabbi Heather Miller. Taken together, classes feature a broad spectrum of Jewish subjects in the realm of history, rituals, culture, philosophy, law, and spirituality. These classes, which include post-class reflection questions and responses, can also count towards requirements for conversion or adult B’nai mitzvah.

Access Judaism SESSION 2:

5/11 The Intelligent Design of the Prayer Service

5/18 Reform Renovations of the Prayer book

5/25 Rituals as Markers of Transition

6/1 The Characteristics of a Good Jew

6/8 Slam Poetry in the Golden Age

6/15 Bad Theology: Terrible Explanations of Why The Righteous Suffer

6/22 Siblings or Cousins?: Jews and Christians in the First Century

6/29 Before You Die, Consider These Rabbinic Thoughts

 

If you have further questions, or to introduce yourself, please don’t hesitate to reach out to Rabbi Miller: rabbimiller@keepingitsacred.com

All classes are FREE. No one will be turned away for lack of funds.

If you’d like to contribute the suggested donation of $25/class, $180/ 8-class session, or $300 for the entire 16-class Access Judaism course,

please venmo @keepingitsacred,

follow this PayPal link: paypal.me/keepingitsacred

or send check to: Keeping It Sacred 27068 La Paz Rd. #781 Aliso Viejo, CA 92656

Thank you for helping to power our sacred work.

 

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