Fwd: 10/27 at CNS: "A New Generation of Zionists Working on Jewish Education"

Announcing the Schedule for CNS'  Scholar in Residence Shabbat with Rabbi Aaron Alexander! Nov. 1-2 Friday Night Davening 5:30 Dinner* 6:30 rsvp info below   Rabbi Alexander will share a teaching during dinner "When Stealing Goes Beyond Objects: How Jacob and Esau Teach Us Legal Justice - Religious Holiness"   * RSVP for dinner to Allie in the shul office at office@netivotshalom.org. $13/adult, $9/child,  $40 max/family.   Shabbat Day Rabbi Alexander will share the drasha and an after-Birkat haMazon learning "Expressions of Unorthodox Joy: Medieval Sanity & Creativity Exposed in Halakhah" Rabbi Aaron Alexander is Associate Dean of the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies at American Jewish University in Los Angeles where he teaches rabbinic literature and Jewish law. He currently serves on the Committee for Jewish and Standards of the Conservative Movement and is a Rabbinic Leader in the American Social Justice Movement.  CNS Homepage ||  CNS Blog  ||  CNS Preschool Amitim  ||  Ketzev: The CNS Youth Chavurah Rabbi Creditor's Blog  ||  Make a Gift to CNS! V'zot Yisrael co-sponsors  A New Generation of Zionists Working Across Israel as Advocates of Education and Social Change Sunday, October 27th, 11:00 AM - 1:00 PM  at Congregation Netivot Shalom   Over 1600 young adults are living and working on 16 Dror Israel kibbutzim. They are choosing to live according to the values of equality, social justice, and volunteerism, and are striving to bringing social change to Israel. Come welcome Uriel Levy and Sivan Bamberger! Levy, is a youth educator and founder of the movement's Combat Genocide Association. Bamberger, directs Dror Leadership High School, a semester-long high school program for North American 10th and 11th graders in Israel.    Presented by the Jewish Federation of the East Bay. Other co-sponsors are Congregation Beth El, Congregation Beth Israel and JCC of the East Bay.  ------------------- Congregation Netivot Shalom  netivotshalom.org -- cnsberkeley.blogspot.com