Philosophy Minyan Continues This Fall
Philosophy Minyan Continues This Fall
The Philosophy Minyan will continue this fall as a lunchtime monthly series on Zoom. All are welcome to participate in this lively and thought-provoking exploration of topics at the intersection of philosophy, Jewish thought and contemporary issues. Whether you are a seeker, a skeptic, a believer or a doubter, the human condition presents all of us with moral choices, ethical dilemmas and timeless questions. This is a discussion-oriented class in which we share laughs as well as multiple perspectives.
Fall topics will be announced in advance. Mark your calendar now for noon to 1:30 PM on these upcoming Wednesdays:
Be sure to check the Beth Am calendar for class descriptions and any schedule changes, as well as to register for individual sessions.
If you would like to be added to the email list for monthly Philosophy Minyan reminders and the Zoom link, or have a great topic you would like to suggest, please contact Shelley.
Mon, July 14 2025
18 Tammuz 5785
Upcoming Events

Talmud Study Led by Cantor Jaime Shpall
Thursday, Jul 17th 12:00p to 1:00pThis month, Torah Study will be led by Cantor Jaime Shpall. In this weekly class we study selections from the Talmud and other rabbinic sources.

Congregant-Facilitated Learning: Beth Am Reading Group
Friday, Jul 18th 1:00p to 2:00pJoin us for explorations of various contemporary Jewish writings.

Good Book Cafe
Shabbat, Jul 19th 10:00a to 10:20aJoin other Torah Study participants for some discussion and schmoozing.

Slow Torah: Lay-Led Torah Study Class
Sunday, Jul 20th 9:00a to 10:00aSlow Torah is a lay-led class that continues the Beth Am tradition of studying the Torah verse by verse.

Slow Torah: Lay-Led Torah Study Class
Sunday, Jul 20th 9:00a to 10:00aSlow Torah is a lay-led class that continues the Beth Am tradition of studying the Torah verse by verse.
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