Adult Education – Lifelong Learning
OVERVIEW
Congregation B'nai Israel offers a variety of lifelong learning opportunities throughout the year. Whether you are interested in ancient texts or modern dilemmas, whether you prefer intimate classes or larger lectures, there is something for you.
- Weekly Torah Study: Saturdays at 9:30 AM
- Discussion and learning sessions with Women of B'nai Israel and our Brotherhood.
- Programs sponsored by a strong Social Action Committee that includes committees on Racial Justice, Pride, Immigrants & Refugees, and Sustainable Living.
- An Israel Committee whose mission is to provide a forum to promote our congregation's enduring connection to Israel and a continuing understanding of issues facing contemporary Israel, including factors shaping Israel's position in the world and Israel’s relationship with American and world Jewry.
- Please see the Archive section below for recordings of past Lifelong Learning presentations.
We look forward to continuing to develop programs that are pertinent to our temple community members and welcome new committee members at any time. If you have suggested topics for programs, please email Lauren Silva, Director of Lifelong Jewish Learning.
RESOURCES
- The Sosnick Library is open! For more information, visit cbisacramento.org/library, call the office at 916-446-4861, or email library@bnais.com.
- Links for adult online learning opportunities: Many Jewish organizations offer online programming for adult learners. This page features information for upcoming classes offered by Jewish Family Services, URJ, HUC-JIR, Spertus, and many others.
- Please contact our office if you have any questions or need assistance with registration forms.
Phone: 916.446.4861
ARCHIVE
Lifelong Learning | Guest Speaker Dr. Bruce D. Haynes: A Conversation About Antisemitism, Racism, and Race in the Modern World
Thursday, January 19, 2023
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Lifelong Learning | Judaism in Entertainment: A series of four classes relating to the role of music in Jewish culture and practice.
Tuesday, January 24 – Wednesday, May 31, 2023