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| Sukkot - In - The - Home ~ Community Nights in Rabbis' Home |
Celebrate Sukkot on one of our rabbis' homes!
Please CLICK HERE to RSVP with your 1st and 2nd choice based on date and whether you want an adult-centered or family-centered program. All programs are dessert potlucks. |
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| From the Desk of Rabbi Bruce Raff |
THE PRIMARY JOB OF A PARENT |
The primary job of a parent is to teach. It is not being a child’s best friend, not being a human ATM machine nor a supplier of new clothes (or a car – when the child is older). It’s not about being an advisor or confidante, but rather is about teaching a child what they should or should not do in life. Besides ensuring a child’s physical and emotional safety, teaching your child ethics and values are the most important jobs a parent has. |
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| Learning Opportunities at Temple Judea |
We want to work with your entire family. We see our task as empowering you to help you and your children live more meaningful Jewish lives.
As you select each menu item in this category, you'll be introduced to the wide range of educational opportunities available at Temple Judea for you and your children.
Our Early Childhood Center begins with infant classes, our Religious School teaches grades Kindergarten through 12th and our Adult and Family Education program offers many classes on a wide variety of subjects. |
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| Men's Group with Rabbi Dan Moskovitz |
The Men's Group with Rabbi Dan Moskovitz will meet at 7:30 PM on the fourth Wednesday of each month at Rabbi Dan's home.
Judaism says a great deal about a man's role in this world and in relationship with others. In this informal class, we will reflect on being a man today and how Judaism helps us understand the varied and complex aspects of our lives. An evening of male bonding. Drums are optional, pretzels will be served. Limited to 12 men.
Please RSVP at 818.758.3800. |
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