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All who enter are welcome. Our members are old, young, middle-aged. Our families are dual faith, gay and straight, multi-racial, multi-ethnic, single-parent and traditional. We embrace the varied tapestry that is now the Jewish people and we are proud that our synagogue includes this diversity in our membership. We welcome all who want to participate in our spiritual, religious, social and community activities, experience life cycle events and participate in lifelong learning.

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  • Tuesday ,
    DecDecember  12 , 2023
     
     
    Torah Study
    Tuesday, Dec 12th 10:30a to 11:30a
    Come study weekly with Anschel Weiss! Everyone is welcome to join

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  • Tuesday ,
    DecDecember  12 , 2023
     
     
    Adult Education: The Intersection of Racism and Antisemitism
    Tuesday, Dec 12th 7:00p to 8:30p
    When we acknowledge the intersection of antisemitism and racism, we are better positioned to fight the syndemic (or synergistic epidemic) of White supremacy in the United States. Hate crimes in the US have been increasing at an alarming rate. In a FBI report released in 2023, hate crimes increased 12% in 2021 from 2020. Victims were targeted by their race (65%) and religion (14.1%), in addition to other social identities. Society can no longer afford to view rises in hate crimes and discrimination targeting one group as isolated from other equally marginalized and vulnerable minority identities. Over two weekly sessions, Elon University Professor of Psychology, Buffie Longmire-Avital, PhD will explore how the social construction of race both presently and historically, has shaped our ability to recognize and effectively respond to interpersonal, structural, and systemic forms of both antisemitic and racial injustices. Longmire-Avital will draw from her recent research that examines the ways Jewish parents engage in racial-ethnic identity socialization, particularly how parents teach their children to navigate racial microaggressions in Jewish spaces and her ongoing work studying the relationship between chronic discrimination and health outcomes. Using an Empowerment Education Model, participants will listen, learn, reflect, and collaboratively construct plans to not only recognize and respond to the many ways White supremacy is enacted in the US but how to cultivate adaptive coping responses and restorative healing in community spaces.
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  • Wednesday ,
    DecDecember  13 , 2023
     
     
    Hebrew School
    Wednesday, Dec 13th 4:30p to 6:00p
    Hebrew School

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  • Thursday ,
    DecDecember  14 , 2023
     
     
    Torah Study
    Thursday, Dec 14th 7:00p to 8:00p
    In person or online. Email the Beth David Office for log in information.

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  • Saturday ,
    DecDecember  16 , 2023
     
     
    Minyan Chaverim
    Shabbat, Dec 16th 10:00a to 12:00p

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  • Saturday ,
    DecDecember  16 , 2023
     
     
    Shabbat Shelanu
    Shabbat, Dec 16th 10:30a to 12:00p
    Shabbat Morning for 2nd - 7th graders

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  • Saturday ,
    DecDecember  16 , 2023
     
     
    Shabbat Katan
    Shabbat, Dec 16th 11:00a to 12:00p

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  • Sunday ,
    DecDecember  17 , 2023
     
     
    Hebrew High and Confirmation
    Sunday, Dec 17th 4:30p to 6:00p
    Hebrew High and Confirmation for grades 8 - 12

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  • Tuesday ,
    DecDecember  19 , 2023
     
     
    Torah Study
    Tuesday, Dec 19th 10:30a to 11:30a
    Come study weekly with Anschel Weiss! Everyone is welcome to join

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  • Tuesday ,
    DecDecember  19 , 2023
     
     
    Adult Education: The Intersection of Racism and Antisemitism
    Tuesday, Dec 19th 7:00p to 8:30p
    When we acknowledge the intersection of antisemitism and racism, we are better positioned to fight the syndemic (or synergistic epidemic) of White supremacy in the United States. Hate crimes in the US have been increasing at an alarming rate. In a FBI report released in 2023, hate crimes increased 12% in 2021 from 2020. Victims were targeted by their race (65%) and religion (14.1%), in addition to other social identities. Society can no longer afford to view rises in hate crimes and discrimination targeting one group as isolated from other equally marginalized and vulnerable minority identities. Over two weekly sessions, Elon University Professor of Psychology, Buffie Longmire-Avital, PhD will explore how the social construction of race both presently and historically, has shaped our ability to recognize and effectively respond to interpersonal, structural, and systemic forms of both antisemitic and racial injustices. Longmire-Avital will draw from her recent research that examines the ways Jewish parents engage in racial-ethnic identity socialization, particularly how parents teach their children to navigate racial microaggressions in Jewish spaces and her ongoing work studying the relationship between chronic discrimination and health outcomes. Using an Empowerment Education Model, participants will listen, learn, reflect, and collaboratively construct plans to not only recognize and respond to the many ways White supremacy is enacted in the US but how to cultivate adaptive coping responses and restorative healing in community spaces.

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