October 23: Sukkot, Hanukkah, and the Jewish Meaning of Number 8
October 30: Express Your Gratitude to the People Nearest to You . . . Now
November 6: How the Fear of God Can Make You a Better Person
November 13: The (Mis)Appropriation of Holocaust Imagery: An Open Forum

Bring your lunch and join us for any or all of these engaging classes. Beverages will be provided.

Rabbi Clifford E. Librach, a native of St. Louis, Missouri, graduated from Georgetown University with an A.B. degree, and received a Juris Doctor degree from New York University. He was ordained at Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in 1986.

After serving as Law Clerk to Chief Justice Robert Seiler of the Supreme Court of Missouri, and practicing law for 10 years, Rabbi Librach began his rabbinic career at the Moses Montefiore Congregation in Bloomington, Illinois. He also served congregations in Sharon, MA and Danbury, CT before his retirement in 2016. In each community, he was active in many local concerns, was a prominent spokesman for Judaism and Israel, and was instrumental in invigorating adult learning programs.

Rabbi Librach and his wife Miriam (an attorney) live in Waltham. Their two children and two grandchildren live in Waltham and Watertown.