The Shabbat Nosh & Drash schedule is available HERE with some new and some returning favorites scheduled this Fall.
Make sure you mark your calendars to join us.
The Shabbat Nosh & Drash schedule is available HERE with some new and some returning favorites scheduled this Fall.
Make sure you mark your calendars to join us.
7:30-8:30 pm
Tuesday, December 5, 2023 – Isaac: Spiritual Warrior
Tuesday, January 9, 2024 – Noah & Jonah: Subversive Sequels
Tuesday, February 6, 2024 – Esther & Joseph: Survival in the Diaspora
Tuesday, March 5, 2024 – Judah, Tamar, & Leah: Anatomy of Heroism
All sessions will be on Zoom only. Attend one or all.
Led by Rabbi Michael Ragozin
Hosted by Shirat Hayam
Dates: Jan 10, Jan 24, Feb 7, Feb 28, Mar 13, Mar 27
Options to Participate: 10-11:30 am in-person
OR
7:30- 9 pm via Zoom
Add a Click Here for Zoom Link with this link
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81403792960?pwd=NHRpaTJ6YlZ5NFVHMGVwOGFhUVIwdz09
Meeting ID: 814 0379 2960
Passcode: 549665
Under Cantor Sarah’s direction, rehearsals will be various Tuesday afternoons at 5:30 PM throughout the year in preparation for various singing opportunities (ie High Holy Days, Hanukkah, Purim, Passover…).
We are always accepting new members! Synagogue membership is required. Email CantorSarah@ShiratHayam.org to join or for questions.
Highlights from 2022-2023:
Synagogue membership is required.
On the North Shore, more children are being raised Jewish in intermarried families than in in-married ones. To meet the needs of the Jewish community, intermarried families must know that at Shirat Hayam they will be welcomed, understood, and supported. How do we get there? Following up on Rabbi Michael’s Yom Kippur sermon, this fall we offered several opportunities to discuss this topic. We will continue the conversation.
Shabbat (Saturday), December 2 • 11:25 AM Rabbi Michael’s sermon
Coming this spring 2024: “Oyes and Joys of Interfaith Grandparenting”
Click HERE for a recording of the Shabbat Service from October 28, 2023, “Personal Stories of Intermarriage” – a panel discussion with Robert Powell and Anne Selby at Shirat Hayam. (discussion occurs at 2:21:00)
In light of the recent events, Rabbi Michael will teach the Jewish view on abortion.
Listen to the recording below…
Dan Urman runs Northeastern University’s undergraduate Law & Public Policy and Northeastern Law School’s Masters and Certificate Programs. He teaches undergraduate and graduate courses about Law, Politics and Public Policy. Dan also sits on Northeastern’s Jewish Studies academic advisory board and serves as faculty advisor for Northeastern’s pre-law fraternity.
Dan earned a JD from Harvard Law School, an MPhil in Politics & International Relations from the University of Oxford as a Marshall Scholar, and a BA in History & Political Science at UCLA. He lives in Marblehead with his wife and three children and they are member of Congregation Shirat Hayam.
Watch the recording below:
Watch for more learning opportunities to come!