Upcoming Events
Lunch and Learn with Rabbi Burg
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 2012
Topic: Purim: Megillat Esther, Historical Account or Diaspora Parody?
12:00 pm to 1:00 pm
THESE LUNCH SESSIONS WILL CONTINUE ON THE SECOND TUESDAY OF EACH MONTH
All are welcome - Please bring a dairy bag lunch
Location: Tydings & Rosenberg, LLP (Richard Rosenthal’s office)
26th Floor, 100 E. Pratt St.
On-street parking is very limited. Garage parking available for a fee
Please RSVP to office1@bethambaltimore.org.
UPCOMING DATES AND TOPICS:
3/13/2012: Shabbat & the Possibility of Transformation
4/10/2012: Who Knows Four? The Deeper Meaning of Pesah.
5/8/2012: Shavuot
6/12/2012: Tisha B’Av
Join The PJ Library and your local Baltimore Synagogues for “PJ on the Town”
Connect with families at places you know and love
Discover what is Jewish about your favorite cultural institutions
Meet members, educators & clergy from local synagogues
All events will take place on Sundays at different locations:
February 26, March 11, April 29 and June 3
(June 3rd is co-sponsored by Beth Am Synagogue)
For more information, locations & times, email Rabbi Miriam Burg at mburg@cjebaltimore.org or contact The Louise D. & Morton J. Macks Center for Jewish Education at 410-735-5000.
People’s Talmud
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 2012
1:00 pm (Following Kiddush Lunch)
Guest Speakers:
Desiree Robinson - My Journey from an African-American Community to Beth Am
Mark Carp - Real estate professional and author of many books including “Abraham, the Last Jew”, “The End of Hell”, and “Cain, Abel and the Family Cohen
Upcoming dates: March 10, April 7 and May 5, 2012
“A Stranger with a Camera”: An Evening with Jewish Photographic Documentarian, Jono David
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 2012
7:30 pm
Travel the world with photojournalist Jono David, who will bring his photographs and stories of Jewish communities in
exotic places to Beth Am.
Jono David has devoted the last 25 years to documenting Jewish life, synagogues, and culture in such far-flung places as the Amazon, the jungles of Suriname, the Konkan Coast of India, in Cuba and Serbia. Last year he photographed the Beth Am sanctuary as part of this documentary history. Join us for a fascinating, and visually stunning, journey of discovery.