ROSH CHODESH SOCIETYJews are a people of prayer. They always have been, from the birth of their existence; the biblical narrative depicts Rebecca praying for children, Deborah singing a victory prayer, and Queen Esther impelling an entire nation into fervent prayer. A Jewish day dawns with an awakening praise and sets with a bedtime petition; meals come and go, and life arrives and flees, on the wings of heartfelt prayer. A Work of Heart flings the cover off the Jewish prayer book, the prayer services, and the synagogue, to reveal the beating heart of prayer that breathes beneath it all. It reveals prayer as an art and an opportunity, an enriching exercise and a journey of self-discovery, a transformative tool and a productive part of life, a perspective-changer and a moment of self-empowerment. And like every specialized art, prayer must be learned. Sign up today to participate in this soulful journey of seven lessons that fuse into a beautiful work of heart. Zeesy Silberberg Rosh Chodesh Society is generously underwritten by Nancy Kaufman and Suzy Rivkin Cost:Full 7-Class Course Package: $125 Course instructor:Zeesy Silberberg Time and location:All classes take place at 7:00 pm at Bais Chabad, 5595 West Maple Road New Year, New You Reveal the core of prayer in time for the high holidays; the soul’s craving for a deep personal connection with G‑d. Through a guided vision board we will demonstrate how to meet this goal. Soup Bar! Suzy Rivkin & Beth Hirsch Monday, September 16, 2024 - 7:00 PM A Work of Pleas Praying includes asking, but is it ok to seek alterations to what G‑d has given us? Join us as we identify what make prayer effective and the benefits to our personal relationship with G‑d through asking. Create a beautiful leather cover for your Siddur. Salad Bar! Dana Letvin & Helaine Russman Monday, November 11, 2024 - 7:00 PM A Work of Ascent Do you struggle to generate a genuine experience having to rely on the text of the prayer book? This lesson exposes the brilliance, beauty, and objectives behind the prayer book’s ladder-like structure; and identifies the ways in which its texts coax impactful prayer. Latka and Donut Bar! Chanukah Cocktails! Ruth Beitner & Roz Blanck Monday, December 9, 2024 - 7:00 PM A Work of Praise Jewish prayer involves singing G‑d’s praises, but does G‑d need our validation? Daily? Unveil the act of praising G‑d as a beautiful bridge between Creator and created, and revamping our view of ourselves, our universe, and our purpose in life. Learn fruit carving techniques. Yogurt and Fruit Parfaits Sara Schwartz & Jennifer Miller Monday, February 10, 2025 - 7:00 PM A Work of Transcendence We know G‑d by the way He delivers our needs and in the miracles of nature. But can we connect in a meaningful way with G‑d Himself—as He transcends the universe? Venture a step beyond via the splendor hardwired into the Jewish prayers. Create a heavenly designed earthly mug. Exotic Hot Chocolate Bar Gabi Drissman, Ayelet Polter & Danielle Sprecher Thursday, April 3, 2025 - 7:00 PM A Work of Synthesis Materialism and spirituality appear in conflict, but the centerpiece of Jewish prayer, the Amidah that crowns each service, is the apex of both. The Amida is the intimate connection between G‑d and His people. Take home a cheesecake in time for the holiday of Shavuot; our marriage with G‑d! Pasta Bar Anat Cole, Merav Hazan & Zoya Minevitch Monday, May 12, 2025 - 7:00 PM A Work of Alliance Why does Judaism insist on communal services, when solitude seems more conducive to reflection? The power of community, and the importance of personal service come together for the unstoppable. Create a magnificent Tzedaka box to open up your every day of prayer. Sushi and Wine
Thursday, June 12, 2025 - 7:00 PM
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