All lunchtime and evening classes are Coed. Please follow the links for course descriptions:

Sunday
Book of Genesis: Noah and Abraham – David Silber

Lunchtime Classes
Ahad Ha’am and Martin Buber: Zionism, Existentialism, and Community – Jerome Chanes
Ezekiel’s Vision of the Chariot: Haftarah of the First day of Shavuot – Rachel Friedman
The Golden Calf: Marriage and Betrayal as Images of the Covenant – Rachel Friedman
The Hardening of Pharaoh’s Heart – Rachel Friedman
Korech: Sandwich of Hillel – Adam Mintz
Methodology for Studying a Book: A Do-It-Yourself Guide – Menachem Leibtag

Evening Classes
Biblical Hebrew for Beginners – Aaron Koller
Biblical Stories, Ancient Contexts – Aaron Koller
Blood, Bread, and Redemption – Jon Kelsen
Building a Self, Building a Community: The Early Writings of the Piaceszna Rebbe – Erin Leib Smokler
The Fatal or Fruitful Cut? A Gendered Look at Circumcision in the Bible – Amy Kalmanofsky
The Four Children: The Art and Meanings of the Haggadah – Mishael Zion
Hypnagogic Appreciation: Modeh Ani and the Challenge of Formalized Prayer – Yehuda Septimus
Laws of Kesui Rosh – Moshe Kahn
On the Cusp of Destruction: The Book of Jeremiah, Chapters 1-29 – Nathaniel Helfgot
Passover Haggadah – David Silber
Procreation: Halachic Solutions to Childlessness – Rachel Levmore
Sameach TeSamach Re’im Ahuvim: Let the Loving Couple Rejoice – Ben and Shuli Sandler
Searching for God in Judaism – Chaim Seidler-Feller
Seeing Yourself and Telling Others: The Haggadah’s Educational Vision – Mishael Zion
Songs of the Seder – David Arnow
The Ten Commandments in Pshat, Drash, and Sectarian Literature – Nathaniel Helfgot
The Top Ten of the First Ten: What’s So Special About the Ten Commandments – Menachem Leibtag
Wrestling with God: Theology in the Ghettos – Erin Leib Smokler