Adult Learning
Temple Isaiah offers a wide range of learning and engagement opportunities. We believe that deep, challenging Jewish study and community building will help us as we wrestle with God and search for purpose and meaning in our lives.
Jewish learning is a way to come together in community, to build relationships, form bonds with teachers and fellow learners, and to find resources and support for our own individual questions and struggles.
Preparing for the High Holidays
Wednesday, September 11, 7:00 pm
Preparing Your Soul for the High Holidays with Rabbi Rachel Maimin
Tuesday, September 17, noon
Lunch and Learn
Thursday, September 26, 9:30 am
Preparing for the High Holidays led by Cantor Doob
A variety of special programs are offered each year depending on needs and interests. These include:
Multi-Session Classes & Programs:
- Ivrit LaKol (Hebrew learning at all levels for adults)
- Lexington Institute for Jewish Studies (Wednesday evening, fall and spring courses of study)
- Me'ah (Classic; 2-year program)
- Me'ah Select (10-session classes)
- Study with our Clergy
- Wise Aging: Part 1
- Adult Bar/Bat Mitzvah
- Isaiah Together (Small-group gatherings)
- Introduction to Judaism
- Parent & Grandparent Learning
Special Events
- Scholar's Weekend
- Yom Shabbat programs
- Guest Speakers
- Isaiah Breakfast Series (Sponsored by Brotherhood)
Adult Learning Resources
To talk about your interests, suggestions and questions regarding adult learning at Temple Isaiah please contact Rabbi Amy Hertz, Director of Congregational Learning, or Wendy Liebow, VP of Jewish Living.
