Temple Anshe Amunim is a community of learners. We offer a variety of adult learning experiences. Each year we offer a range of exciting programs. Currently we are offering classes exploring Judaism in the New World, Short Stories and discussions, and a class on Israel.
Yankee Jewdle: Jews in the New World led by Rabbi Valerie Lieber
Most of us are familiar with at least some of the Jewish history and culture from the 1880s to now, but what about the Jewish history of the Western Hemisphere from 1654 to 1875?
This class will delve into the lives of Sephardic Jews in the colonial era, German Jews of the early United States (including those who brought Reform Judaism here), and Jews of the Caribbean.
You may register in advance online by clicking here. Or email the temple office templeoffice@ansheamunim.org
Classes will be in person and on Zoom on 3 Wednesdays at noon January 14, 21, 28.
For more information, please contact the office: templeoffice@ansheamunim.org or 413-442-5910.
3 Great Jewish Short Stories - in person and on Zoom at noon.
February 11: "The Well" by Hugh Nissenson
February 18: "The Tumblers" by Nathan Engander
February 25: "The Book of Jeremiah" by Julie Zuckerman - the author will join us by Zoom!
To register in advance, click here.
Israel: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly, Part 2 coming up in April.
Hilda Vallin Feigenbaum Lecture Series
Each year, and every year, as part of the Hilda Vallin Feigenbaum Lecture Series the temple hosts speakers from fields such as politics, journalism and social action for a lecture that is free and open to the public.
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