Star Icon Program of- The Park Synagogue
Park Synagogue offers formal and informal learning opportunities for adults of all ages and backgrounds. Our educational opportunities draw curious audiences with various backgrounds and levels of Judaic knowledge. Everyone is welcome to attend and learn in a warm, nurturing environment
Park Synagogue’s philosophy is that Jewish learning should never stop, and that there is always something new to learn about Judaism. With that in mind, Park offers formal and informal learning opportunities for adults of all ages and backgrounds.
Rabbi’s Bible Class
Rabbi Skoff leads a thought-provoking weekly Bible study class. The class reads the upcoming week’s Torah portion in English and then discusses its meaning and how it relates to our lives today. The class is open to individuals of all ages and educational backgrounds. No registration or reservations are necessary – come weekly or whenever your schedule allows.
Adult Bat Mitzvah Class
Never had a bat mitzvah as a young girl? This class gives women of all ages the opportunity to learn or brush up on Hebrew skills, Jewish history and philosophy, and learn to chant a Torah and Haftarah portion in preparation for a small group bat mitzvah. Please call to see if there is a class scheduled in the future. Open to Park members only.
Prayerbook Hebrew
All levels of Hebrew students can learn to navigate the siddur (prayerbook) and read the prayers in both the Friday night and Saturday morning Shabbat services. The classes meet on Sunday mornings. Registration necessary.
Sisterhood Classes
Join the Park Sisterhood on Tuesday mornings from October-May for a variety of classes: Yiddish class, Potpourri with a speaker from the community with a different interesting topic each week, and a discussion with either Rabbi Sharon Marcus or Rabbi Joshua Skoff. Fee required to attend classes.
