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Introduction to Judaism 2007 - 2008 
Introduction to Judaism provides an opportunity to learn about Jewish history, traditions, holidays and life-cycle ceremonies. Participants will
gain comfort and familiarity with the symbols, liturgy, music and traditions that accompany Jewish celebrations in the home and synagogue,
including some basic Hebrew.Introduction to Judaism is designed for individuals and couples wishing to explore Judaism, as well as for those individuals considering becoming Jewish. Partners in interfaith relationships are encouraged to enroll together. Note that this is not a conversion class, but it does fulfill one of the basic requirements for conversion. Why take the course? For some things in life, it is never too late. Somehow, when you were younger, maybe you didn't learn what you'd like to know about the culture and religion of the Jewish people. Perhaps you grew up in a place where there was no synagogue. Perhaps you weren't quite ready to appreciate the Jewish Education you were offered. Perhaps you parents didn't think you needed a Jewish education. Perhaps you now seek a way to live a fuller and richer Jewish family life. Perhaps you now want to narrow the cultural gaps between you and your children. Whatever the reason, Introduction to Judaism offers you a time and place to broaden your Jewish awareness. Introduction to Judaism can launch you on a path to authentic personal Jewish identity. This course can help you acquire a basic Jewish vocabulary. You can gain intellectual knowledge of Judaism as well as the skills necessary to "do Jewish". Included in the Introduction to Judaism course are the following concepts:
Introduction to Judaism Course Schedule Introduction to Judaism is an 18-week course that meets on Sundays from 8:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m. The instructor is Rabbi Elizabeth Goldstein 858-451-1200 or email:  .
Course meeting dates are as follows (latecomers are welcome):
Click here for a more detailed outline of the class sessions. Shabbaton - Saturday, January 12, 2008, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Note that a required all day Shabbaton is arranged for a Saturday during this course. Attendance at one Shabbaton is required for every student of the Union for Reform Judaism Introduction to Jdaism course. The word Shabbaton is related to the word Shabbat (the Hebrew word for Sabbath or day of rest). During this Shabbaton you can expect to enjoy yourself experiencing prayer, study, Jewish songs, debate and discussion with rabbis and fellow students. You will meet students from other course locations. Click here for Shabbaton flyer. Tuition Tuition* is $275 per individual or couple, for members of URJ-affiliated congregations; $350 per non-affiliated member or couple. Textbooks are included in the tuition. Click here for course registration form. Please make check payable to URJ and mail registration form to URJ, INTRODUCTION TO JUDAISM, 15760 Ventura Boulevard, Suite 1125, Encino California 91436 with a copy to the Temple Adat Shalom Office, attention Adult Education. For additional information please contact Fran Goldstein in the Temple office at 858-451-1200 or email: .*Introduction to Judaism is sponsored by the Union for Reform Judaism (URJ). Please call the URJ office toll free at 888-834-8242 or TAS at 858 451-1200 to make arrangements if you have a financial hardship. |
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