Community Calendar

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

Jewish Federation of the Bluegrass presents Lexington’s Hanukkah Market! Join us at Rock House Brewing for an opportunity to shop for Hanukkah gifts at a market dedicated to Jewish community. Details to follow. If you would like more information, contact joy@jewishlexington.org.

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In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Kollel meets at 9AM every two weeks in the TAI Library.
The group explores cultural, ethical, and historical aspects of our 4000-year tradition. Its emphasis is on dialog and exploration.

If you enjoy matters of the mind please join us any time.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

Members of the Lexington Chapter of Hadassah will gather for their monthly book club. Contact Lynn Furness at granlynn2020@gmail.com for more details.

This month: The Matzah Ball by Jean Meltzer

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Kollel meets at 9AM every two weeks in the TAI Library.
The group explores cultural, ethical, and historical aspects of our 4000-year tradition. Its emphasis is on dialog and exploration.

If you enjoy matters of the mind please join us any time.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Join us in person Fridays at 7 p.m. Our Livestream can be accessed via our website: lextai.org/livestream

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Kollel meets at 9AM every two weeks in the TAI Library.
The group explores cultural, ethical, and historical aspects of our 4000-year tradition. Its emphasis is on dialog and exploration.

If you enjoy matters of the mind please join us any time.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

This game day is for our PJ Our Way aged readers (ages 8-12). Please join us for pizza lunch and some fun games! Email carly@jewishlexington.org for questions or to RSVP.

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Kollel meets at 9AM every two weeks in the TAI Library.
The group explores cultural, ethical, and historical aspects of our 4000-year tradition. Its emphasis is on dialog and exploration.

If you enjoy matters of the mind please join us any time.

Members of the Lexington Chapter of Hadassah will gather for their monthly book club. Contact Lynn Furness at granlynn2020@gmail.com for more details.

Remaining Book Club meetings:

Jan 21 Zelda Popkin, Jeremy D. Popkin One Book One Lexington

Feb 18 The Matchmaker’s Gift, Lynda Cohen Loigman

Mar 17 One Hundred Saturdays, Michael Frank

Apr (No meeting due to Passover)

May 19 All the Broken Places, John Boyne

Jun 23 Kantika, Elizabeth Graver

Jul 21 Lost and Found, Kathryn Schultz

Aug 18 All the Things We Don’t Talk About, Amy Feltman

Sep 15 The In-betweens, Davan Loeb

Oct 20 The Forest of Vanishing Stars, Kristin Harmel

Nov 17 American Baby, Gabrielle Glaser

Dec 15 The Man Who Sold Air in the Holy Land, Omer Friedlander

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

Join us for a hiking seder and crafting for Tu B’Shvat! Email carly@jewishlexington.org with any questions or to RSVP. The hike will be on a paved path and approximately 1/2 mile.

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Kollel meets at 9AM every two weeks in the TAI Library.
The group explores cultural, ethical, and historical aspects of our 4000-year tradition. Its emphasis is on dialog and exploration.

If you enjoy matters of the mind please join us any time.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Kollel meets at 9AM every two weeks in the TAI Library.
The group explores cultural, ethical, and historical aspects of our 4000-year tradition. Its emphasis is on dialog and exploration.

If you enjoy matters of the mind please join us any time.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

Members of the Lexington Chapter of Hadassah will gather for their monthly book club on Zoom. Contact Lynn Furness atgranlynn2020@gmail.comfor more details.

Remaining Book Club meetings:

Feb 18 The Matchmaker’s Gift, Lynda Cohen Loigman

Mar 17 One Hundred Saturdays, Michael Frank

Apr (No meeting due to Passover)

May 19 All the Broken Places, John Boyne

Jun 23 Kantika, Elizabeth Graver

Jul 21 Lost and Found, Kathryn Schultz

Aug 18 All the Things We Don’t Talk About, Amy Feltman

Sep 15 The In-betweens, Davan Loeb

Oct 20 The Forest of Vanishing Stars, Kristin Harmel

Nov 17 American Baby, Gabrielle Glaser

Dec 15 The Man Who Sold Air in the Holy Land, Omer Friedlander

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Kollel meets at 9AM every two weeks in the TAI Library.
The group explores cultural, ethical, and historical aspects of our 4000-year tradition. Its emphasis is on dialog and exploration.

If you enjoy matters of the mind please join us any time.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

Evening Wedding with Reception at Manchester Music Hall.

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Kollel meets at 9AM every two weeks in the TAI Library.
The group explores cultural, ethical, and historical aspects of our 4000-year tradition. Its emphasis is on dialog and exploration.

If you enjoy matters of the mind please join us any time.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

Members of the Lexington Chapter of Hadassah will gather for their monthly book club on Zoom. Contact Lynn Furness atgranlynn2020@gmail.comfor more details.

Remaining Book Club meetings:

Mar 17 One Hundred Saturdays, Michael Frank

Apr (No meeting due to Passover)

May 19 All the Broken Places, John Boyne

Jun 23 Kantika, Elizabeth Graver

Jul 21 Lost and Found, Kathryn Schultz

Aug 18 All the Things We Don’t Talk About, Amy Feltman

Sep 15 The In-betweens, Davan Loeb

Oct 20 The Forest of Vanishing Stars, Kristin Harmel

Nov 17 American Baby, Gabrielle Glaser

Dec 15 The Man Who Sold Air in the Holy Land, Omer Friedlander

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Join us in person Fridays at 7 p.m. Our Livestream can be accessed via our website: lextai.org/livestream

Kollel meets at 9AM every two weeks in the TAI Library.
The group explores cultural, ethical, and historical aspects of our 4000-year tradition. Its emphasis is on dialog and exploration.

If you enjoy matters of the mind please join us any time.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Kollel meets at 9AM every two weeks in the TAI Library.
The group explores cultural, ethical, and historical aspects of our 4000-year tradition. Its emphasis is on dialog and exploration.

If you enjoy matters of the mind please join us any time.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

Details to come! This will be a partnership with the Louisville, KY PJ Library Program.

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Kollel meets at 9AM every two weeks in the TAI Library.
The group explores cultural, ethical, and historical aspects of our 4000-year tradition. Its emphasis is on dialog and exploration.

If you enjoy matters of the mind please join us any time.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Kollel meets at 9AM every two weeks in the TAI Library.
The group explores cultural, ethical, and historical aspects of our 4000-year tradition. Its emphasis is on dialog and exploration.

If you enjoy matters of the mind please join us any time.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

Members of the Lexington Chapter of Hadassah will gather for their monthly book club on Zoom. Contact Lynn Furness atgranlynn2020@gmail.comfor more details.

Remaining Book Club meetings:

May 19 All the Broken Places, John Boyne

Jun 23 Kantika, Elizabeth Graver

Jul 21 Lost and Found, Kathryn Schultz

Aug 18 All the Things We Don’t Talk About, Amy Feltman

Sep 15 The In-betweens, Davan Loeb

Oct 20 The Forest of Vanishing Stars, Kristin Harmel

Nov 17 American Baby, Gabrielle Glaser

Dec 15 The Man Who Sold Air in the Holy Land, Omer Friedlander

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Kollel meets at 9AM every two weeks in the TAI Library.
The group explores cultural, ethical, and historical aspects of our 4000-year tradition. Its emphasis is on dialog and exploration.

If you enjoy matters of the mind please join us any time.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Join us in person Fridays at 7 p.m. Our Livestream can be accessed via our website: lextai.org/livestream

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Kollel meets at 9AM every two weeks in the TAI Library.
The group explores cultural, ethical, and historical aspects of our 4000-year tradition. Its emphasis is on dialog and exploration.

If you enjoy matters of the mind please join us any time.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Kollel meets at 9AM every two weeks in the TAI Library.
The group explores cultural, ethical, and historical aspects of our 4000-year tradition. Its emphasis is on dialog and exploration.

If you enjoy matters of the mind please join us any time.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

Members of the Lexington Chapter of Hadassah will gather for their monthly book club on Zoom. Contact Lynn Furness atgranlynn2020@gmail.comfor more details.

Remaining Book Club meetings:

Jun 23 Kantika, Elizabeth Graver

Jul 21 Lost and Found, Kathryn Schultz

Aug 18 All the Things We Don’t Talk About, Amy Feltman

Sep 15 The In-betweens, Davan Loeb

Oct 20 The Forest of Vanishing Stars, Kristin Harmel

Nov 17 American Baby, Gabrielle Glaser

Dec 15 The Man Who Sold Air in the Holy Land, Omer Friedlander

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Kollel meets at 9AM every two weeks in the TAI Library.
The group explores cultural, ethical, and historical aspects of our 4000-year tradition. Its emphasis is on dialog and exploration.

If you enjoy matters of the mind please join us any time.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Kollel meets at 9AM every two weeks in the TAI Library.
The group explores cultural, ethical, and historical aspects of our 4000-year tradition. Its emphasis is on dialog and exploration.

If you enjoy matters of the mind please join us any time.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

Members of the Lexington Chapter of Hadassah will gather for their monthly book club on Zoom. Contact Lynn Furness atgranlynn2020@gmail.comfor more details.

Remaining Book Club meetings:

Jul 21 Lost and Found, Kathryn Schultz

Aug 18 All the Things We Don’t Talk About, Amy Feltman

Sep 15 The In-betweens, Davan Loeb

Oct 20 The Forest of Vanishing Stars, Kristin Harmel

Nov 17 American Baby, Gabrielle Glaser

Dec 15 The Man Who Sold Air in the Holy Land, Omer Friedlander

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Kollel meets at 9AM every two weeks in the TAI Library.
The group explores cultural, ethical, and historical aspects of our 4000-year tradition. Its emphasis is on dialog and exploration.

If you enjoy matters of the mind please join us any time.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Kollel meets at 9AM every two weeks in the TAI Library.
The group explores cultural, ethical, and historical aspects of our 4000-year tradition. Its emphasis is on dialog and exploration.

If you enjoy matters of the mind please join us any time.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

Members of the Lexington Chapter of Hadassah will gather for their monthly book club on Zoom. Contact Lynn Furness atgranlynn2020@gmail.comfor more details.

Remaining Book Club meetings:

Aug 18 All the Things We Don’t Talk About, Amy Feltman

Sep 15 The In-betweens, Davan Loeb

Oct 20 The Forest of Vanishing Stars, Kristin Harmel

Nov 17 American Baby, Gabrielle Glaser

Dec 15 The Man Who Sold Air in the Holy Land, Omer Friedlander

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Join us in person Fridays at 7 p.m. Our Livestream can be accessed via our website: lextai.org/livestream

Kollel meets at 9AM every two weeks in the TAI Library.
The group explores cultural, ethical, and historical aspects of our 4000-year tradition. Its emphasis is on dialog and exploration.

If you enjoy matters of the mind please join us any time.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish

Led by Alice Goldstein, we explore the Jewish Holidays: their meaning, history, structures ofprayers, as well as ancient and modern traditions.

Join us each Saturday morning at 11:00 AM to take a look at the Torah portion for each week. We plan is to reintroduce classical texts and write the new midrash which will become classical over the next hundred years. The format will be different than either Torah study or Kollel – and it is brown bag – everyone bring your lunch!

In addition to thanking God and forming community,you can help make a minyan for individuals who need to say Kaddish