Melton: Ethics of Jewish Living & Crossroads of Jewish History
Ethics: How do Jewish teachings shed light on contemporary issues such as the environment, inter-personal relationships, end-of-life decisions, and stem-cell research? This course explores the wisdom of ancient and modern rabbis, scholars and thinkers, offering multiple Jewish approaches to conducting our lives in the communal and private spheres
Crossroads: With an emphasis on reclaiming the richness of Jewish history, the chronological exploration investigates significant crossroads where Jews took major decisions that shaped our shared identity and destiny. This course merges the concepts of history and memory in order to better understand how each has shaped Judaism today. This is Part 1
Instructor Ethics: Talya Gorsetman
Instructor Crossroads: Judy Stolovitz
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Thursdays, 08.27.2026 - 12.17.2026 (15 sessions)
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time 10:00 am - 11:00 am | location MJCCA Zaban Park |
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$250.00
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age 18 Years + | Continue to Registration |
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Thursdays, 08.27.2026 - 12.17.2026 (15 sessions)
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time 11:15 am - 12:15 pm | location MJCCA Zaban Park |
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$250.00
Open to the Community |
age 18 Years + | Continue to Registration |
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Thursdays, 08.27.2026 - 12.17.2026 (30 sessions)
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time 10:00 am - 12:15 pm | location MJCCA Zaban Park |
fee
$480.00
Open to the Community |
age 18 Years + | Continue to Registration |
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