Qeshet (pronounced “keh-shet”) is the Hebrew word for rainbow and is the name of NVHC’s LGBTQ+ group! Join us for Queer Torah Study, Game Night, and all kinds of other events! Everyone is welcome. Our Queer Torah Study group is currently following along with Torah Queeries, studying the weekly parasha through a queer lens. Join us […]
Qeshet (pronounced “keh-shet”) is the Hebrew word for rainbow and is the name of NVHC’s LGBTQ+ group! Join us for Queer Torah Study, Game Night, and all kinds of other events! Everyone is welcome. Our Queer Torah Study group is currently following along with Torah Queeries, studying the weekly parasha through a queer lens. Join us […]
Qeshet (pronounced “keh-shet”) is the Hebrew word for rainbow and is the name of NVHC’s LGBTQ+ group! Join us for Queer Torah Study, Game Night, and all kinds of other events! Everyone is welcome. Our Queer Torah Study group is currently following along with Torah Queeries, studying the weekly parasha through a queer lens. Join us […]
Qeshet (pronounced “keh-shet”) is the Hebrew word for rainbow and is the name of NVHC’s LGBTQ+ group! Join us for Queer Torah Study, Game Night, and all kinds of other events! Everyone is welcome. Our Queer Torah Study group is currently following along with Torah Queeries, studying the weekly parasha through a queer lens. Join us […]
Qeshet (pronounced “keh-shet”) is the Hebrew word for rainbow and is the name of NVHC’s LGBTQ+ group! Join us for Queer Torah Study, Game Night, and all kinds of other events! Everyone is welcome. Our Queer Torah Study group is currently following along with Torah Queeries, studying the weekly parasha through a queer lens. Join us […]
Tuesday, July 29, 7:00pm, in person only Join Rabbi Barrett for a discussion of The Lemon Tree, a powerful story that traces the intertwined lives of a Palestinian man and a Jewish […]
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