Events
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02 / 27
7:30 pm-9:00 pm This part of the Jewish History series will focus on the development of the Jewish religion in the medieval period and will cover the development of the Talmud through the beginning of the enlightenment. We will gain an understanding of the medieval Jewish history as well as the literature developed in the period. All of which is crucial to understanding modern Judaism. No class January 16th or February 20th
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02 / 28
10:30 am Emergency Preparedness with the Fairfax County Office of Emergency Management
7:45 pm
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02 / 29
9:30 am-11:30 am Jewish Cooking Made Easy: Dishes of the Diaspora
Back by popular demand - our Jewish Cooking series. This year we will focus on Jewish cooking around the world. This isn’t your grandmother’s Jewish cooking --- or maybe it is. Jewish communities have thrived in a lot of places - some that may surprise you. Learn a little about Jewish culture around the world, and experience a world of flavors with a Jewish flair!
7:00 pm-9:00 pm Jewish Cooking Made Easy: Dishes of the Diaspora
Back by popular demand - our Jewish Cooking series. This year we will focus on Jewish cooking around the world. This isn’t your grandmother’s Jewish cooking --- or maybe it is. Jewish communities have thrived in a lot of places - some that may surprise you. Learn a little about Jewish culture around the world, and experience a world of flavors with a Jewish flair!
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03 / 1
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03 / 2
8:00 pm
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03 / 3
9:00 am Join us for Tot Shabbat at 9:00 a.m.
10:30 am-12:00 pm
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03 / 4
9:45 am-10:45 am
11:00 am
11:00 am-12:15 pm Covers the period of the Greek conquest of Israel through the development of the Talmud. This course will focus on the transition of the ancient Israelite religion to something more recognizable as Judasim. There will be ten class sessions.
7:00 pm
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03 / 5
7:30 pm-9:00 pm This part of the Jewish History series will focus on the development of the Jewish religion in the medieval period and will cover the development of the Talmud through the beginning of the enlightenment. We will gain an understanding of the medieval Jewish history as well as the literature developed in the period. All of which is crucial to understanding modern Judaism. No class January 16th or February 20th
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