Adult Education
The learning never stops at Temple Adat Shalom, and we offer a full range of Adult Education programs to engage adults of every age group and interest.
See below for the details and our current schedule of programs.
During the current COVID Delta Variant precautions, many of our adult education programs are virtual, such as our Weekly Torah Study with Rabbi Castiglione on Zoom, as well as Virtual classes on Torah, Jewish values and culture led by Rabbi Castiglione, Cantor Frank, or guest speakers.
Now that some of the Covid restrictions are being lifted our weekly Israeli Folk Dancing has resumed.
Our Annual Chanukah Celebration, ‘Chanukah Chappenings’, was a delightful combination of a Family Erev Shabbat Service and scrumptious Latkes Dinner in the Courtyard December 3rd.
Upcoming Events:
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February 6
4:30 - 6 pm on Zoom
Dementia Prevention, Intervention, and Care, presented by Glenn Panzer, MD
Recorded Lectures (Fall 2021-Current)
- Diversity and The Asian Community
Kent Lee, Executive Director of the Pacific Arts Movement - Medicare Seminar
Ari Parker, J.D., Medicare Advisor - Women’s Reproductive Health from the Jewish Perspective
Rabbi David Castiglione - Climate Change from the Perspective of the Poor
Dr. Martin Bunzl - How the Jews Recreated Christmas
Cantor Lori Frank - Ethical Wills Session One: “The Jewish Perspective of Writing an Ethical Will”
Rabbi David and Steve Bernsen - The Evolution of Jewish Life from Boomers to Gen Z
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Karen Parry - Executive Director, Hillel San Diego
Sat, January 22 2022
20 Sh'vat 5782
Weekly Torah Study with Rabbi Castiglione
Wednesdays, 1:30 PM
Starting May 6, 2020
Via Zoom
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TAS Mission Statement
Temple Adat Shalom is a welcoming, inclusive Reform Jewish community, within which Torah, friendship, tikkun olam, social justice, and education are central to our personal, spiritual, and communal growth.
TAS Vision
A Reform Jewish Community, a light reflecting on the past, illuminating the present, and leading toward a dynamic Jewish future.
