"When I pray, I talk to God; when I study Torah, God talks to me." - Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel z"l "Shacharit in 3 Acts" or "Who's Talking to Whom?" with Rabbi Stuart Kelman Founding Rabbi of Netivot Shalom and an Editor of Machzor Lev Shalem Is prayer a natural art or is it an acquired skill? Come discover why the rabbis of old created and fashioned a set of experiences and words as a response to that question. In each of the three sessions, which can be taken independently, we'll delve deeper into the words and just what it is that they are supposed to do when we say them. It would be lovely if you have good Hebrew skills, but they are not necessary for these sessions. And if you have your own siddur that you like to use, bring it along! WHERE: Congregation Netivot Shalom WHEN: Mondays 7:30 to 9pm Nov. 4: Sh'ma and its Blessings: Connecting Nov. 11: The Amida: Getting Intimate Nov. 18: Torah Service: Learning and Acting $10 per class. No one turned away for lack of funds. Pre-registration required. Please contact Rachel at office@netivotshalom.org to be placed on the registration list. |