online program schedule
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Join a Zoom meeting by phone: Dial 1 646 558 8656 and then enter the meeting ID.
Programs are listed below by date and time. To find a specific program you wish to join, please scroll down.
FRIDAY, july 10 / 18 tammuz
8 am / Prayer with Cantor Caplan / Torah Thoughts with Rabbi Silverstein Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 958 825 213
10 am / School-Wide Crazy Hair Shabbat! with Geula and Jill Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 988 397 074
(Please email ecc@agudath.org for password information.)
10:30 am / Current Events with Max Kleinman - Join this interactive discussion of major news events and developments, with particular emphasis on Jewish concerns and issues. Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 953 1897 2337
1 pm / Coping with Quarantining: Controlling our Thoughts, Feelings and Reactions, Not Letting them Control Us with CAI's JFS Zeller Family Social Worker, Andrea Malmud (Online discussion will not be HIPAA compliant.)
Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 911 2825 7660
4 pm / Opening to Shabbat, a Meditation with Nurse Karen Frank Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 450 230 027
6 pm / Mincha, Kabbalat Shabbat and Maariv, plus learning with Derek Fields Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 953 6150 3159
SATURDAY, july 11 / 19 tammuz
9:30 am / Shabbat Morning Services
Torah/Haftara Pages: PDF or Sefaria.org Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 953 6150 3159
12:30 pm / Talmud Study with Dr. Arnold Brenner Click Here for Talmud Pages Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 953 6150 3159
1 pm / Shabbat Mincha Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 953 6150 3159
9:20 pm / Maariv and Havdala Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 472 376 452
SUNDAY, july 12 / 20 tammuz
8:15 am / Talmud Study with Dr. Arnold Brenner Click Here for Talmud Pages Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 998 400 755
9 am / Prayer with Cantor Caplan / Torah Thoughts with Rabbi Silverstein Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 998 400 755
10 am / Sunday Parsha Class with Susan Werk Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 991 0558 8455
7:30 pm / Prayer with Cantor Caplan / Torah Thoughts with Rabbi Silverstein Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 716 643 057
MONDAY, July 13 / 21 tammuz
8 am / Prayer with Cantor Caplan / Torah Thoughts with Rabbi Silverstein Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 958 825 213
10 am / ECC School-Wide Havdala Click Here to Join Meeting: ID 837 106 591 (Please email ecc@agudath.org for password.)
10 am / Family Dynamics in the Chumash: The Deep Dive Contines with Rabbi Michael Jay - Our Forefathers and Foremothers were not just holy people. They were real people who were living real lives. This course will look at the relationships and family dynamics of our biblical families. Were the family units strong? Were they loving? Were they dysfunctional? Can we learn about ourselves by looking at them? We will read the Torah stories with which most of us are probably already familiar and view our biblical heroes (even our God) in human terms. Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 876 2128 8416 Password: 865888
6:30 pm / "Pirke Avot" (Ethics of the Fathers) with Rabbi Miller Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 955 2736 0482
7:30 pm / Prayer with Cantor Caplan / Torah Thoughts with Rabbi Silverstein Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 716 643 057
TUESDAY, july 14 / 22 tammuz
8 am / Prayer with Cantor Caplan / Torah Thoughts with Rabbi Silverstein Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 958 825 213
10 am / Early Jewish-Christian Relations in the Eastern Roman Empire: Jews and the Fourth Century Rise of Christianity with Dr. Ari Finkelstein - Everyone knows that the Gospels record Jesus blaming the Jews for his death and how anti-Jewish animus came to
define 2,000 years of Jewish-Christian relations. But that was not a foregone conclusion in the mid to late 4th century. Another branch of Christianity defined by works written or inspired by the apostle Peter was far more favorably inclined towards Jews and Judaism than its Pauline counterpart. Some of its adherents even viewed Judaism as an equally valid path towards salvation. As the enforcement of Christian orthodoxy began to be enforced by the Roman Emperor, Theodosius I, in the late fourth century these Petrine Christians struggled to conform or be anathematized and the long history of anti-Jewish Christianity truly began to flourish.
Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 966 2713 4314
7:30 pm / Prayer with Cantor Caplan / Torah Thoughts with Rabbi Silverstein Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 716 643 057
WEDNESDAY, july 15 / 23 tammuz
8 am / Prayer with Cantor Caplan / Torah Thoughts with Rabbi Silverstein Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 958 825 213
1 pm / Wednesday Wellness with Nurse Karen Frank - Online discussion on how we can best stay well - physically, emotionally, and spiritually Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 390 212 629
7:30 pm / Prayer with Cantor Caplan / Torah Thoughts with Rabbi Silverstein Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 716 643 057
8 pm / Michael and Barbara Erlichman Film Series: "Fanny's Journey" Q&A Discussion with host, Susan Werk
Click Here for More Information Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 914 8819 9515
THURSDAY, july 16 / 24 tammuz
8 am / Prayer with Cantor Caplan / Torah Thoughts with Rabbi Silverstein Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 958 825 213
9:45 am / Martin Buber: One of Judaism's Great Philosophers with Rabbinical Intern, Marge Wise - Marge Wise is looking forward to teaching a mini-series of 3 classes on one of Judaism's great philosophers, Martin Buber. Marge will focus on the following, and more! How Buber found Judaism, lost Judaism, and found Judaism again. Buber's teachings with emphasis on his I-Thou/I-It philosophy. Buber's love affair with Hasidism and how its teachings influenced him and, by extension, his students.
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7:30 pm / Prayer with Cantor Caplan / Torah Thoughts with Rabbi Silverstein Click Here to Join Meeting ID: 716 643 057
We will continue to update this page with new programs. Please check back regularly.