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Adult
Education-5768 The Adult Education Committee sponsors a variety of programs throughout the year, including the annual Scholar in Residence Program, Dinner and a Movie (erev Christmas), Knosh & Knowledge (Sunday mornings), Shabbos Tish (immediately following Shabbat services), and many classes sprinkled throughout the calendar. If anyone has topic suggestions for adult education programming, please contact one of the committee members - or better yet, join us! We meet every few months. We look forward to seeing each of you at one or at all of our events. If there is someone you would like us to consider for a Scholar in Residence weekend, please let us know. This year’s event is planned for the beginning of November, so we will be contacting candidates soon! Please call Marian in the office with your suggestions. Thank you!
Respectfully, See the Events page for up to date listings of upcoming programs. The Florence Melton Adult Mini-School. Apart from a willingness to make a commitment of thirty (30) weeks for learning, the Adult Mini-School has no prerequisites for enrollment. It is a trans-denominational program taught by our community's finest educators.
This year join us for "A Journey of Jewish Self-Discovery: We invite you to join 17,000 adults in more than 60 Mini-Schools throughout the Jewish world, whose lives have been changed by this internationally acclaimed school of study. Come study in an intellectually stimulating, pluralist learning environment with a peer community of learners. Our sophisticated, sequential curriculum introduces the shared, classical heritage of the Jewish people and its development into contemporary forms of Judaism. This curriculum was written by a team of scholars and educators at the Hebrew University. It is taught by exceptional St. Louis teachers in a relaxed, non-intimidating atmosphere. To register or for more information, call 314-442-3753.
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