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April Clarion
Current Chadashot

Center for Learning and Spirituality Winter Programming

Counting the Omer with Hazzan Dulkin • Sunday, April 21-Saturday, June 8
Matzah Brei & Pizza Dinner • Tuesday, April 23, 6-7:30 pm in the Social Hall
Judaism Behind the Veil with Jim Sherman • Sunday, April 28, 9:30 am minyan, 10 am class in the Adult Lounge
SPA (Soulful Prayer at Adath) • Saturday, May 4, 9:45 am in the Library
Intermediate Torah Reading with Todd Werner • Saturday, May 4, 10-11 am in the Library
Adath Reads: The Adath Book Club with Heidi Schneider • Sunday, May 5, 12:15-1:45 pm in the Library

To read and learn about additional programming, special events, study groups and more, click HERE.

Counting the Omer
7-Week Challenge
Starts Sunday, April 21

Discover the benefits of committing to the spiritual practice of counting the Omer, the 7 weeks between Passover and Shavuot. You will receive weekly emails from Hazzan Joanna Dulkin containing short practices around the daily counting, including weekly highlights with kavanot (intentions), meditations and middot (soul traits). The program culminates at Adath’s Tikkun Leil Shavuot with a siyyum (joyous celebration) with Hazzan Joanna Dulkin.

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Screening of "The Infamous T" with Keruv and J-Pride
Thursday, May 9 • 7:30-9:30 pm

Join J-Pride and Adath Jeshurun’s Keruv committee for a screening of The Infamous T, a documentary following the story of a local 18 year old participant in Avenues for Homeless Youth’s GLBT Host Home Program. We’ll spend the evening watching the documentary, learning about LGBTQIA+ housing and community, and discussing creating safer and more accessible LGBTQIA+ spaces within the Jewish community.

If you have any questions please reach out to J-Pride Program coordinator Jayce Koester (jkoester@jfcsmpls.org) or Adath Keruv Committee Chair Sharon Garber (keruv@adath.net).

The Zionist Salon:
Tribes of Israel
Tuesday, May 14 • 7-9 pm

Our Zionist Salon is designed to further our intellectual understanding of Zionism and deepen our emotional connection to the great Jewish project of our times—the State of Israel. The Zionist Salon gives us all an opportunity to ask “what does Israel mean to me” and “what does Zionism mean to me”—to try to use these tools to build meaning in our lives - while also contributing to the Jewish People, Israel, and the world.

Join Heidi Schneider in the Library where she will introduce you to the diversity of Israeli identities. We will learn about different Israeli cities with tribal identities and explore some demographic statistics to deepen our understanding.

Co-Sponsored by TAMID and the Jewish Community Relations Council of Minnesota and the Dakotas (JCRC)

Cost: $8 -- REGISTER

Divas on the Bima
Adath's Annual Benefit presented by TAMID

Thursday, May 30 • 6-9 pm

Tickets options include:
Concert Only: General Admission $36
Concert Only: Reserved Seating $54
Cocktail Dinner Party + Concert: General Admission: $108
Cocktail Dinner Party + Concert: Reserved Seating: $126

Honoring Norman and Dorothy Pink
for Extraordinary Service and Leadership in the Adath Community
5 pm—Sponsors & Legacy Society
Pre-Reception
6 pm—Craft Cocktail Dinner Party
7:30 pm—Divas on the Bima live in the Sanctuary

The Divas are four of the top cantors in the Conservative Movement. Jen Cohen, Magda Fishman, Alisa Pomerantz-Boro and Elizabeth Shammash bring a wide variety of styles, guaranteeing something for every taste. In addition to traditional Jewish music, the Divas perform in various combinations, singing Israeli, Broadway and pop numbers.

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