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REGISTER before noon on August 28th to attend the evening program :
9 p.m. – Havdallah
9:10 p.m. – Discussion with Rabbi Levy and Sarah Avner
9:45 p.m. – Scholar-in-Residence Rabbi Emily Meyer will take us on an artistic journey (you will need paper, black marker, crayons, markers, or colored pencils to color with)
Selichot Service will begin at 10:30 p.m. and will be livestreamed to our YouTube Channel.
Meet our Scholar-In-Residence
Rabbi Emily Meyer is the creator of Doodly Jew, a project designed to spark creativity in Hebrew learning. She was ordained by HUC-JIR in 2010 and holds an undergraduate degree from Connecticut College. Rabbi Emily believes that both the process and the product of creativity enriches learning and deepens connection. She lives in Pittsburgh with her partner, Rabbi Aaron Meyer, and their children Evelyn and Eli.
Why "the Biggest little Farm"?
You might be wondering why we have asked you to watch this beautiful film before we gather in conversation this coming Saturday evening. As Rabbi Levy and I processed the barrage of reports on the status of our planet, considered that we are entering a shemita year, and thought about what the past year and a half has been like living through a pandemic, this film was an obvious choice. 5782 will be the year when our community will explore how we can be better stewards of our fragile planet. We hope you will watch the movie and look forward to you joining us for our program on Saturday evening. Keep reading to meet our Scholar-in-Residence, learn how you can rent or purchase the film, and click on the link to register to attend.
CLICK HERE to rent or purchase the movie and watch BEFORE the program on Saturday!
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