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August 2019
Spiritual readings for the Jewish High Holidays with Rabbi Jonathan Perlman
Learn how the stories of Abraham, Hannah, Isaiah and Jonah illustrate themes of the Jewish New Year and help us prepare spiritually for the upcoming holidays at Spiritual Readings for the Jewish High Holidays with by Rabbi Jonathan Perlman presented by New Light Congregation and Rodman Street Missionary Baptist Church. The free series takes place at 7 p.m. at New Light Congregation. Email info@newlightcongregatin.org or call 412-421-1017 to enroll.
Find out more »Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora
August 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18 Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora is a collection of dances exploring the intersections of queer and Jewish identity in the diaspora at The Carnegie Stage. Moriah Ella Mason and collaborators explore queer and feminist themes in Jewish sacred texts. Visit https://www.carnegiestage.com/event-calendar for more information and tickets.
Find out more »Wholly Holy: Exploring Faith, Practice, & Belonging in Judaism and Christianity
Wholly Holy: Exploring Faith, Practice and Belonging in Judaism and Christianity, a series about Jewish and Christian lifecycle events and why we do them the way we do them. This interfaith program is presented in partnership between the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh and Congregation Beth Shalom. 11 a.m.-1 p.m., Eisner Commons, Congregation Beth Shalom. The series is free, lunch included. Free on-site childcare available. For more information and to RSVP visit https://tinyurl.com/WhollyHoly2019. July 10: Coming of Age July 17: Daily…
Find out more »Finger Paint Pictionary Night
Come out for a Finger Paint Pictionary Night at Moishe House. Come with your best art, guesses, and messes for this crafty twist on everyone’s favorite game. Contact moishehousepgh@gmail.com for more information. Moishe House events are intended for young adults age 22-32.
Find out more »Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora
August 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18 Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora is a collection of dances exploring the intersections of queer and Jewish identity in the diaspora at The Carnegie Stage. Moriah Ella Mason and collaborators explore queer and feminist themes in Jewish sacred texts. Visit https://www.carnegiestage.com/event-calendar for more information and tickets.
Find out more »Thursday Evenings in My Garden
title: Thursday Evenings in My Garden description: Memorial Day through Labor Day | 6:30 – 8 p.m. EVERYDAY SPIRITUALITY FOR HEALING, GROWTH, CREATIVITY AND INNOVATION Join us weekly for casual conversation and exploration! Come once or come weekly, friends are welcome! Please check our websites for location and confirmation of upcoming dates! DEBORAH A. BARON, COACH Executive, Leadership, Life, Transformative deborah@deborahbaron.com www.deborahbaron.com RABBI JEREMY MARKIZ Director of Derekh and Youth Tefillah jmarkiz@bethshalompgh.org www.bethshalompgh.org start-date: 2019-05-30 start time: 6:30 p.m. end…
Find out more »Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora
August 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18 Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora is a collection of dances exploring the intersections of queer and Jewish identity in the diaspora at The Carnegie Stage. Moriah Ella Mason and collaborators explore queer and feminist themes in Jewish sacred texts. Visit https://www.carnegiestage.com/event-calendar for more information and tickets.
Find out more »2019 Fall Forum featuring Dr. Erica Brown
The Jewish Community Foundation presents the 2019 Fall Forum featuring Dr. Erica Brown in conversation with Rabbi Danny Schiff on Leading Issues in Contemporary Jewish Life. Featuring the presentation of the 2019 Gift of Consequence Award to Sandy & Larry Rosen. Visit https://jewishpgh.org/fall-forum/ to learn more and register.
Find out more »Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora
August 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18 Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora is a collection of dances exploring the intersections of queer and Jewish identity in the diaspora at The Carnegie Stage. Moriah Ella Mason and collaborators explore queer and feminist themes in Jewish sacred texts. Visit https://www.carnegiestage.com/event-calendar for more information and tickets.
Find out more »Tropical Lunch Shabbat
Moise House or beach vacation? Join Moishe House for a Tropical Lunch Shabbat beginning at noon. Come hungry and bring your best vacation gear. Contact moishehousepgh@gmail.com for more information. Moishe House events are intended for young adults age 22-32.
Find out more »Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora
August 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18 Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora is a collection of dances exploring the intersections of queer and Jewish identity in the diaspora at The Carnegie Stage. Moriah Ella Mason and collaborators explore queer and feminist themes in Jewish sacred texts. Visit https://www.carnegiestage.com/event-calendar for more information and tickets.
Find out more »South Hills Bereavement Group
The South Hills Bereavement Group welcomes previous and newly bereaved adults to a monthly support group at Temple Emanuel of South Hills at 9:30 a.m. Meet others who have lost their parents, siblings, partners or children find hope. No RSVP needed. Free and open to the community. Led by Jamie Del, MS, NCC, LPC and Naomi Pittle, LCSW.
Find out more »Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora
August 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, 17, 18 Queer, Jewish -Dancing in the Diaspora is a collection of dances exploring the intersections of queer and Jewish identity in the diaspora at The Carnegie Stage. Moriah Ella Mason and collaborators explore queer and feminist themes in Jewish sacred texts. Visit https://www.carnegiestage.com/event-calendar for more information and tickets.
Find out more »Camp NCJW
The National Council of Jewish Women - Pittsburgh Section (NCJW) will host their third annual day at Camp NCJW at Green Oaks Country Club in Verona beginning at 10:30 a.m. All funds raised from the day of golf, tennis, swimming, and card games will benefit NCJW’s Center for Women, which provides financial and career development assistance to women in life transitions. Camp NCJW is open to the public, with tickets ($85-$250) available at ncjwpgh.org or 412-421-6118.
Find out more »Spiritual readings for the Jewish High Holidays with Rabbi Jonathan Perlman
Learn how the stories of Abraham, Hannah, Isaiah and Jonah illustrate themes of the Jewish New Year and help us prepare spiritually for the upcoming holidays at Spiritual Readings for the Jewish High Holidays with by Rabbi Jonathan Perlman presented by New Light Congregation and Rodman Street Missionary Baptist Church. The free series takes place at 7 p.m. at New Light Congregation. Email info@newlightcongregatin.org or call 412-421-1017 to enroll.
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