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Do you want to explore Jewish heritage, traditions and wisdom? Do you want to feel empowered in your spirituality? I founded Keeping It Sacred as the place to do that, and you are welcome here. Our acronym, KITS, honors my beloved grandmother, Fruma Kit Endler, who died at the age of 100 this past June.
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access judaism
Access Judaism is our signature accessible, relevant, and empowering
adult learning program.
This program features a broad spectrum of thoughtfully curated Jewish subjects in the areas of history, rituals, culture, philosophy, law, and spirituality. These interactive classes, which include post-class reflection questions, can also count towards requirements of conversion or adult B'nai mitzvah.
Classes are open to students entering with a diversity of backgrounds from those well versed in Jewish life to those new to Jewish learning. There is a place for everyone in this program.
This course is taught over Zoom in two sessions of 8 classes each. The classes are flexible and are designed so that a person can choose to take one class, several, a whole session, or both sessions. Suggested donation for one class is $25, one session is $180 and the full program is $300. No one will be turned away for lack of funds.
Click on the class titles or images below to register; all classes begin at 10am PT/1pm ET.
Session 2 begins April 11:
4/11 The Intelligent Design of the Prayerbook,
4/18 Reform Renovations of the Prayerbook,
4/25 Rituals as Markers of Transition,
5/2 The Characteristics of a Good Jew,
5/9 Slam Poetry in the Golden Age,
5/16 Bad Theology: Terrible Explanations of Why the Righteous Suffer,
5/23 Siblings or Cousins?: Jews and Christians in the First Century, and
5/30 Before You Die Consider these Rabbinic Thoughts.
And if you have any questions, don't hesitate to contact Rabbi Miller directly at:
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