Qeshet Torah Study
Lifelong Learning
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 […]
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Qeshet Torah Study
Lifelong LearningQeshet (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 […]
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Qeshet Torah Study
Lifelong LearningQeshet (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 […]
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Qeshet Torah Study
Lifelong LearningQeshet (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 […]
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Yom Kippur Afternoon Study
High Holy DaysA casual opportunity to gather in conversation about the themes of the holiday this year, led by two of our lay leaders.
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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, disability, 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 our community of Jewish spiritual, educational, and cultural life. Come join us to find your spiritual home, where you connect through community to Judaism that matters.
