Artist-in-Residence: Rabbi Noam Katz
Friday April 22nd, 7:oopm - Erev Shabbat Service (In person & on Zoom) Saturday April 23rd, 9:30am - Shabbat Sustenance "Song & Text Study: Hope, Healing and Perseverance" (In person) […]
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P’tach Libi, Open My Heart: A monthly Jewish mindfulness practice with Cantor Susan Caro
ON ZOOM Thursdays, 10/28, 11/11, 12/9, 1/27, 2/10, 3/17, 4/7, 5/12, 6/2 10:00 a.m. Practicing mindfulness helps develop a spaciousness of heart and mind that supports compassionate awakening to the truth of one’s own experience. We will gather for inspiration, teaching, and a time to sit together in practice, supported by one another. Click here […]
The History, Structure, and Meaning of Jewish Prayer
Taught by Andrew Stein, on Zoom Sundays, below, 9:30-10:30 Click here to register! The late Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz wrote that the Talmud was “the central pillar supporting the entire spiritual and intellectual edifice of Jewish life.” This 10-part course will speak to the origins of Jewish prayer in the Hebrew Bible, rabbinical literature, and subsequent […]
Strange Women of the Hebrew Bible with Rabbi Bass
Sundays, 3/13, 4/24, 5/15, 6/12 10:45 a.m. - 11:45 a.m. via Zoom Class 1: Rahav (Book of Joshua, chapter 2) Class 2: Jezebel (Selected texts from the Book of First Kings) Class 3: Gomer, daughter of Diblayim (Book of Hosea, chapters 1-2) Class 4: The image of a stranger/alien woman in the Book of Proverbs […]
Intermediate & Advanced Hebrew – Prayer & Biblical
Sundays, 7-8pm12 weeks, beginning February 27ON ZOOM ONLY $132 – members, $185 – non-members Textbook: Aleph Isn’t Enough Registration is required. Click here to register! Prerequisites: Beginning Hebrew II or equivalent. Knowledge of the Aleph Bet and beginning proficiency with reading Hebrew. Class participants will have the opportunity to hone their Hebrew reading skills using the Siddur (prayer book), learning […]
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Northern Virginia Hebrew Congregation is a Reform Jewish community of passionate people who embrace innovation, engagement, and exploration. We welcome everyone, regardless of age, race, ethnicity, gender, or sexual identity, whether single or in a relationship, Jewish or non-Jewish. We celebrate our diversity and are open to all who wish to join us in us in our community of Jewish spiritual, educational, and cultural life. Come join us – together we will worship, connect, learn, and build a better world.
