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Shavuot Celebration 2023



Join us as we celebrate Shavuot with a young family event, a cooking demo by Lani Raider and Rabbi David Kosak, a community dinner, and evening learning sessions, all around the theme of "food as physical and spiritual nourishment in Judaism."

5:00pm: Cooking Demo
5:15pm: Family Program (0-6th Grade)
6:00pm: Dinner
7:00pm: Services
7:30pm: Learning Sessions

Please use the form below to register for our various programs.

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Family Shavuot Program (0-6th Grade)

5:15pm start time, in Stampfer Chapel

For families with children 0-6th grade.  Join Rabbi Eve and Morah Sarah as we explore the Tree of Life. The Torah is often called the “Tree of Life” because of the lessons it teaches us as we grow and change. Through art and movement, we’ll explore what that “Tree of Life” looks like for individual families. At 6pm we’ll join the congregational dinner (you will need to register for dinner). Come as you are, and when you can.

Dinner will be served following this event at 6pm. Register for dinner lower down this form.
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Shavuot Cooking Demo

5:00pm start time in Birnbach Hall

Join Lani Raider and Rabbi Kosak for an exciting cooking demo and a delicious tasting of Jewish foods. Dinner will be served following this demo at 6pm. Register for dinner lower down this form.

Shavuot Dinner

Thank you to everyone who registered! Please note registration for the dinner is now closed. For questions, please email Lisa Richmond at lrichmond@nevehshalom.org.


Shavuot Service & Tikkun Le'il Learning Sessions

7:00pm: Shavuot Service, Stampfer Chapel
7:30pm: Learning Sessions, Stampfer Chapel


Following dinner, there will be a short service and then our evening learning sessions all around the theme of food. There is no cost for the service or learning sessions, and no registration is required.
 

Learning Sessions Schedule

7:30-8:45pm: Jews in Food—A Panel Discussion with:  

  • Risa Lichtman - chef and proprietor of Lepage food & drink 
  • Lynsee Sardell - owner of Big Wild Spirits, local distillery  
  • Sarah Ahlvers - chef & proprietor of Cookie McCakeface 
  • Noah Jacobs—chef & proprietor of Jacob and Sons 

8:45-9:00pm: Break 

9:00-10:00pm: Rabbi Daniel Pressman—The Urgency of Feeding the Hungry 

  • A text study on our obligations to the less fortunate.

10:00-11:00pm: Rabbi David Kosak—Exploring Our Appetites 

  • Exploring desire, satisfaction, and dietary imbalance in the mystical and Hasidic textual traditions.

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Sat, December 21 2024 20 Kislev 5785