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Through the Fire: Developing Resilience - IYUN Circle
Through the Fire: Developing Resilience - IYUN Circle
February 1, 2026 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Through the Fire: Developing Resilience with Susannah Kolstad
An IYUN Learning Circle
SUNDAY MORNINGS BEGINNING January 4 AT 10:00 A.M. AT BETH AM ADMIN BUILDING
REGISTER HERE
What does it mean to be strong in a time of uncertainty and unraveling? Through the Fire: Developing Resilience is an eight-session IYUN learning circle that invites participants to explore resilience through Jewish text, conversation, reflection, and shared learning. Together, we will wrestle with uncertainty, friendship, leadership, brokenness, and hope—seeking not simple answers, but deeper strength, wisdom, and connection. This learning circle offers space to reflect honestly, learn communally, and cultivate a resilience that can sustain both individuals and communities.
Be sure to mark your calendar for all class meetings: 1/4, 1/11, 1/18, 1/25, 2/1, 2/8, 2/15, and 2/22.
This class meets in person only.
Cost: $36 for members (including conversion students), $54 for non-member guests.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Susannah Kolstad at skolstad@bethambaltimore.org.
What We Will Learn
Session 1: Why Learn? Cultivating a Learner’s Mindset Explore how different ways of learning—text, reflection, conversation, and lived experience—build resilience and help us remain open when one path feels blocked.
Session 2: How Do I Face Uncertainty? Examine Jewish wisdom on living with unpredictability, vulnerability, and fear, and how staying present can cultivate grit and meaning.
Session 3: Friendships That Carry Us Reflect on the challenges and necessity of adult friendships and how investing in relationships strengthens resilience during times of loss and change.
Session 4: Revelation From the Ruins Learn from moments of upheaval in Jewish history to explore what clarity, insight, and holiness can emerge from brokenness—personally and communally.
Session 5: Leading in Hard Times Study models of imperfect leadership in Torah to better understand how to lead wisely, humbly, and sustainably during times of pressure and crisis.
Session 6: Developing Complex Resilience Reimagine resilience not just as “bouncing back,” but as transformation—exploring how hardship can fuel creativity, vision, and communal renewal.
Session 7: Through Shards and Into Wholeness Consider how memory, forgetting, and brokenness shape who we become, and how wisdom can endure even when details fade.
Session 8: Siyum (Closing & Celebration) Mark the completion of our learning together by celebrating the Torah, insights, and questions uncovered through this shared journey.
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🌳Beth Am Community Tu B'shvat Seder
🌳Beth Am Community Tu B'shvat Seder
February 1, 2026 11:15 am - 12:30 pm
Beth Am Synagogue, 2501 Eutaw Pl, Baltimore, MD 21217, USA
Beth Am Community Tu B'shvat Seder | Sunday, February 1st | 11:15 AM | Beth Am Beit Midrash
Come participate in the Jewish mystical ritual of the Tu B’shvat seder. On the eve of the birthday of the trees, we come together, to sing, to learn, and to eat symbolic fruits that connect us to our environment, our community, and ourselves. Congregants of all ages are invited to attend! 🌳
Learn more and register here!
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🥯Lox & Learn📚
🥯Lox & Learn📚
February 4, 2026 8:00 am - 9:00 am
Beth Am Synagogue, 2501 Eutaw Pl, Baltimore, MD 21217, USA
Register here: Lox & Learn 2026 - Event - Beth Am Synagogue
Join us for five consecutive Thursday mornings beginning January 7th for bagels, lox, and a chance to learn together!
Lox and Learn features a range of fascinating scholars and experts who share their knowledge with us. Each of this year’s speakers will present on "Exploring Change and Continuity."
We will meet at Beth Am and Zoom. Please register for the zoom link.
Contact Melissa Gerr at gerrmelissa@gmail.com, Barry Kessler at bakessler@aol.com, or Sharon Achinstein at sachins1@jhu.edu with any questions.
Speakers:
January 7th: Neta Stahl, Professor of Modern Hebrew Literature at Johns Hopkins University
Lamentation, Longing and Revenge: Hebrew literature themes post October 7th
January 14th: Susannah Kolstad, Director of Congregational Engagement and Programming
Jewish Journey: Helping Others Embrace Tradition in Modern Life
January 21st: Rabbi Avram Israel Resiner, Rabbi Emeritus at Chevrei Tzedek Congregation and member of the Conservative Movement's Committee on Jewish Law and Standards
Halachic Law: The Delicate Work of Modern Adaptations
February 4th: Sol Davis, Executive Director of the Jewish Museum of Maryland
The Jewish Museum Redefined: Rooted in the past; Looking Toward the Future
February 11th: Amit Peled, World Renowned Israeli Cellist/ Peabody Instructor
Mozart in Jeans: When Contemporary Ausiences Delight in Classical Music
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Beth Am Home Electrification Project
Beth Am Home Electrification Project
February 4, 2026 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
Collectively, the Beth Am/Neighborhood Sun solar farm project has avoided burning almost a million pounds of coal! Now we are going to do more.
What: Work session to determine what can be done for your home:
To save on utility bills
To make your home more comfortable
To lower your greenhouse gas emissions
When: First Wednesday of the Month, from 7:30 pm to 8:30 pm
Where: (Attend either in-person or via Zoom)
In-person:
Home of Marilyn Fisher
Village of Cross Keys
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Zoom:
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/7547987541
Contact David Saunders - davidsaunders107@gmail.com for the address and to RSVP.
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iEngage: Liberal Zionism for the 21st Century with Rav Tyler
iEngage: Liberal Zionism for the 21st Century with Rav Tyler
February 5, 2026 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Beth Am Synagogue, 2501 Eutaw Pl, Baltimore, MD 21217, USA
Engage: Liberal Zionism for the 21st Century with Rav Tyler
THURSDAY EVENINGS BEGINNING November 13 AT 7:00 P.M. AT BETH AM
In this moment of challenge and transformation for Israel, how do those committed to the values of Liberalism and Zionism approach the many issues that have emerged during the many months of the ongoing war? Can our values coexist? In other words, what does it mean to be a Liberal Zionist? In nine sessions, learners will gain a deeper understanding of the key values that animate liberal Zionism and how to approach the core issues that have emerged during these many months of war.
Be sure to mark your calendar for all class meetings: 11/13, 11/20, 12/4, 12/11, 1/8, 1/15, 1/22, 1/29, 2/5.
This class meets in person only.
Cost: $36 for members (including conversion students), $54 for non-member guests.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Rav Tyler Dratch (ravtyler@bethambaltimore.org).
👉 Register Here 👈
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Visioning Peace in Israel Palestine Circle Coffee Chat at R. House
Visioning Peace in Israel Palestine Circle Coffee Chat at R. House
February 6, 2026 8:00 am - 9:00 am
This circle gives members a space to share thoughts, opinions, and concerns about the future of Israel and Palestine, and about Zionism and its alternatives.
Please contact Charley Beller (charleybeller@gmail.com) or Evan Serpick (serpick@gmail.com) for more information and to be added to the list serve.
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🧸Shabbat is Awesome!
🧸Shabbat is Awesome!
February 6, 2026 5:45 pm - 7:15 pm
Shabbat is Awesome is a joyful and engaging Shabbat experience for young kiddos and the people who love them. Shabbat is Awesome will be followed by a dairy dinner catered by Hoffman & Co.
REGISTER HERE
Members: Babies under 2 year: free Children age 2 and up: $8 Adult 18+: $15
Non-members: Babies under 2 year: free Children age 2 and up: $12 Adult 18+: $22
Menu: Lasagna, roasted vegetables, Cesaer salad, fruit salad, and chocolate chip cookies. Vegan and gluten free options available upon request.
Please register by Monday, February 2nd at 10AM.
REGISTER HERE
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🕮 In-Person Only Torah Study with Rav Daniel
🕮 In-Person Only Torah Study with Rav Daniel
February 7, 2026 8:45 am - 9:30 am
Please meet in Rav Daniel's study.
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🕍Sanctuary Shabbat Morning Services
🕍Sanctuary Shabbat Morning Services
February 7, 2026 9:30 am - 12:00 pm
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Through the Fire: Developing Resilience - IYUN Circle
Through the Fire: Developing Resilience - IYUN Circle
February 8, 2026 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Through the Fire: Developing Resilience with Susannah Kolstad
An IYUN Learning Circle
SUNDAY MORNINGS BEGINNING January 4 AT 10:00 A.M. AT BETH AM ADMIN BUILDING
REGISTER HERE
What does it mean to be strong in a time of uncertainty and unraveling? Through the Fire: Developing Resilience is an eight-session IYUN learning circle that invites participants to explore resilience through Jewish text, conversation, reflection, and shared learning. Together, we will wrestle with uncertainty, friendship, leadership, brokenness, and hope—seeking not simple answers, but deeper strength, wisdom, and connection. This learning circle offers space to reflect honestly, learn communally, and cultivate a resilience that can sustain both individuals and communities.
Be sure to mark your calendar for all class meetings: 1/4, 1/11, 1/18, 1/25, 2/1, 2/8, 2/15, and 2/22.
This class meets in person only.
Cost: $36 for members (including conversion students), $54 for non-member guests.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Susannah Kolstad at skolstad@bethambaltimore.org.
What We Will Learn
Session 1: Why Learn? Cultivating a Learner’s Mindset Explore how different ways of learning—text, reflection, conversation, and lived experience—build resilience and help us remain open when one path feels blocked.
Session 2: How Do I Face Uncertainty? Examine Jewish wisdom on living with unpredictability, vulnerability, and fear, and how staying present can cultivate grit and meaning.
Session 3: Friendships That Carry Us Reflect on the challenges and necessity of adult friendships and how investing in relationships strengthens resilience during times of loss and change.
Session 4: Revelation From the Ruins Learn from moments of upheaval in Jewish history to explore what clarity, insight, and holiness can emerge from brokenness—personally and communally.
Session 5: Leading in Hard Times Study models of imperfect leadership in Torah to better understand how to lead wisely, humbly, and sustainably during times of pressure and crisis.
Session 6: Developing Complex Resilience Reimagine resilience not just as “bouncing back,” but as transformation—exploring how hardship can fuel creativity, vision, and communal renewal.
Session 7: Through Shards and Into Wholeness Consider how memory, forgetting, and brokenness shape who we become, and how wisdom can endure even when details fade.
Session 8: Siyum (Closing & Celebration) Mark the completion of our learning together by celebrating the Torah, insights, and questions uncovered through this shared journey.
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Tzedek Beth Am Meeting
Tzedek Beth Am Meeting
February 10, 2026 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/87016554732
Upcoming dates:
August 12th - Zoom meeting Sept. 9th - Zoom meeting Oct. 14th -In person dinner meeting - in the sukkah Nov. 11th - Zoom meeting Dec. 9th - In person dinner meeting Jan. 13th - Zoom meeting Feb. 10th - Zoom meeting March 10th - In-person dinner meeting April 14th - Zoom meeting May 12th - Zoom meeting June 9th - In-person dinner meeting.
CLICK HERE TO JOIN MEETING
Meeting ID: 870 1655 4732
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Meeting ID: 870 1655 4732
Find your local number: https://us02web.zoom.us/u/kd7Dn5szRa
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🥯Lox & Learn📚
🥯Lox & Learn📚
February 11, 2026 8:00 am - 9:00 am
Beth Am Synagogue, 2501 Eutaw Pl, Baltimore, MD 21217, USA
Register here: Lox & Learn 2026 - Event - Beth Am Synagogue
Join us for five consecutive Thursday mornings beginning January 7th for bagels, lox, and a chance to learn together!
Lox and Learn features a range of fascinating scholars and experts who share their knowledge with us. Each of this year’s speakers will present on "Exploring Change and Continuity."
We will meet at Beth Am and Zoom. Please register for the zoom link.
Contact Melissa Gerr at gerrmelissa@gmail.com, Barry Kessler at bakessler@aol.com, or Sharon Achinstein at sachins1@jhu.edu with any questions.
Speakers:
January 7th: Neta Stahl, Professor of Modern Hebrew Literature at Johns Hopkins University
Lamentation, Longing and Revenge: Hebrew literature themes post October 7th
January 14th: Susannah Kolstad, Director of Congregational Engagement and Programming
Jewish Journey: Helping Others Embrace Tradition in Modern Life
January 21st: Rabbi Avram Israel Resiner, Rabbi Emeritus at Chevrei Tzedek Congregation and member of the Conservative Movement's Committee on Jewish Law and Standards
Halachic Law: The Delicate Work of Modern Adaptations
February 4th: Sol Davis, Executive Director of the Jewish Museum of Maryland
The Jewish Museum Redefined: Rooted in the past; Looking Toward the Future
February 11th: Amit Peled, World Renowned Israeli Cellist/ Peabody Instructor
Mozart in Jeans: When Contemporary Ausiences Delight in Classical Music
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✡🍺Balt Midrash
✡🍺Balt Midrash
February 12, 2026 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
February 2026 Balt Midrash
Thursday, February 12, 2026 • 7:00 PM
Topic: Power/Governance
What does Judaism say about the just use of power?
Cost: $18*
*The cost of each session will cover a catered Glatt Kosher dinner and a drink. If the cost makes participation prohibitive, please contact us at frontoffice@bethambaltimore.org.
Spearheaded by pillar institutions within our city, Balt Midrash gives Jewish young adults (21-40 years old) the opportunity to gather for deep, meaningful learning across Baltimore. You will learn with Rabbi Tyler Dratch - Beth Am Synagogue (Conservative), Rabbi Etan Mintz - B’nai Israel (Orthodox), and Rabbi Andy Gordon - Bolton Street Synagogue (Reform).
Balt Midrash was inspired by the century’s old foundation of Jewish learning, the Beit Midrash, where our community comes together in a boisterous and loving space to learn Torah. Meeting monthly at venues across Baltimore City, rabbis from each organization will facilitate meaningful text study on various topics, such as tzedakah, peoplehood, and halakhah. We will learn in chavrutah (pair learning) to allow all participants the chance to meet each other and build strong relationships.
Proudly funded in part by the Jacob and Hilda Blaustein Fund for the Enrichment of Jewish Education.
REGISTER HERE - https://bethamsynagogue.shulcloud.com/event/february-2026-balt-midrash.html
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Klei Kodesh Services and Dinner
Klei Kodesh Services and Dinner
February 13, 2026 5:30 pm - 8:00 pm
Join us for Klei Kodesh, Beth Am's instrumental Kabbalat Shabbat experience led by Rabbi Daniel Burg, Rabbi Tyler Dratch, and the Uncle Ira's Hebrew Washboard Ensemble in the Beit Midrash! Dinner to follow services.
REGISTER HERE
Schedule:
5:30 pm | Proneg - For members with young families who would like to eat before services. This is instead of joining us for dinner after services.
6:00 pm | Klei Kodesh Shabbat Service
7:00 pm* | Dinner
(* Timing is approximate)
Pricing:
Members:
$25 - Adults 18+
FREE - Children 0 -17
Non-members:
$37 - Adults 18+
$18 - Children 2+
FREE - Children 0-2
Menu: Vietnamese Sticky Salmon –Brown Sugar, Whole Grain Grey Poupon Mustard, Fresh Scallions, Roasted Garlic, Minced Ginger, Grated Lemon Grass & Fresh Squeezed Lime Juice Baked Till Caramelized (Gluten Free), Jasmin Rice Pilaf (Gluten Free/Vegan), Fire Roasted Haricot Vert French String Beans (Gluten Free/Vegan), Japanese Garden Salad - A Blend Of Romaine Lettuce And Baby Spinach Leaves Garnished With Slivers Of Sugar Snap Peas, Julienne Of Carrots (Gluten Free/Vegan) with Sesame Seeds, Crunchy Chinese Noodles, and Ginger Dressing – On The Side, Vegan Main Entree Option- Asian Tofu & Vegetable Stir Fry (Gluten Free/Vegan)
Registration is required for dinner; please register by Monday, February 9th at 10:00 am.
REGISTER HERE
Email skolstad@bethambaltimore.org if you want to register after registration has closed.
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🕮 Hybrid Torah Study with Rav Daniel
🕮 Hybrid Torah Study with Rav Daniel
February 14, 2026 8:45 am - 9:45 am
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🕍Kesher Shabbat Morning Services
🕍Kesher Shabbat Morning Services
February 14, 2026 9:30 am - 12:00 pm
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Through the Fire: Developing Resilience - IYUN Circle
Through the Fire: Developing Resilience - IYUN Circle
February 15, 2026 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Through the Fire: Developing Resilience with Susannah Kolstad
An IYUN Learning Circle
SUNDAY MORNINGS BEGINNING January 4 AT 10:00 A.M. AT BETH AM ADMIN BUILDING
REGISTER HERE
What does it mean to be strong in a time of uncertainty and unraveling? Through the Fire: Developing Resilience is an eight-session IYUN learning circle that invites participants to explore resilience through Jewish text, conversation, reflection, and shared learning. Together, we will wrestle with uncertainty, friendship, leadership, brokenness, and hope—seeking not simple answers, but deeper strength, wisdom, and connection. This learning circle offers space to reflect honestly, learn communally, and cultivate a resilience that can sustain both individuals and communities.
Be sure to mark your calendar for all class meetings: 1/4, 1/11, 1/18, 1/25, 2/1, 2/8, 2/15, and 2/22.
This class meets in person only.
Cost: $36 for members (including conversion students), $54 for non-member guests.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Susannah Kolstad at skolstad@bethambaltimore.org.
What We Will Learn
Session 1: Why Learn? Cultivating a Learner’s Mindset Explore how different ways of learning—text, reflection, conversation, and lived experience—build resilience and help us remain open when one path feels blocked.
Session 2: How Do I Face Uncertainty? Examine Jewish wisdom on living with unpredictability, vulnerability, and fear, and how staying present can cultivate grit and meaning.
Session 3: Friendships That Carry Us Reflect on the challenges and necessity of adult friendships and how investing in relationships strengthens resilience during times of loss and change.
Session 4: Revelation From the Ruins Learn from moments of upheaval in Jewish history to explore what clarity, insight, and holiness can emerge from brokenness—personally and communally.
Session 5: Leading in Hard Times Study models of imperfect leadership in Torah to better understand how to lead wisely, humbly, and sustainably during times of pressure and crisis.
Session 6: Developing Complex Resilience Reimagine resilience not just as “bouncing back,” but as transformation—exploring how hardship can fuel creativity, vision, and communal renewal.
Session 7: Through Shards and Into Wholeness Consider how memory, forgetting, and brokenness shape who we become, and how wisdom can endure even when details fade.
Session 8: Siyum (Closing & Celebration) Mark the completion of our learning together by celebrating the Torah, insights, and questions uncovered through this shared journey.
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BAYITT and YAD Food Insecurity Shabbat Dinner
BAYITT and YAD Food Insecurity Shabbat Dinner
February 20, 2026 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Young adults, you’re invited to join The Network’s Snack-tivists Volunteam, in partnership with Beth Am BAYITT and The Associated’s Young Adult Division, for a Food Insecurity Shabbat Dinner!
Together we’ll enjoy a delicious catered meal and meaningful conversation. Connect with old and new friends while learning more about the topic of food insecurity. Guests are encouraged to bring canned goods to donate to Beth Am’s community food pantry, turning a shared meal into a moment of generosity and impact. Come hungry for connection, insight, and the chance to give back.
Schedule: Optional! Before dinner, join Beth Am for a Shabbat service at 6:00 Dinner starts at 6:30
Food will be Kosher dairy.
This experience is possible thanks to support from Repair the World.
REGISTER HERE
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🕮 Hybrid Torah Study with Rav Daniel
🕮 Hybrid Torah Study with Rav Daniel
February 21, 2026 8:45 am - 9:45 am
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🕍Kesher Shabbat Morning Services
🕍Kesher Shabbat Morning Services
February 21, 2026 9:30 am - 12:00 pm
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🧸Shabbat Is Awesome - Morning Edtion
🧸Shabbat Is Awesome - Morning Edtion
February 21, 2026 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Join us for Shabbat is Awesome - Morning Edition, specifically crafted for our young families with children 5 and under! Children are welcome to say for the rest of Shabbat services, join the kids in childcare in the Moadon, or head home for their nap. This event is FREE. RSVP is encouraged.
Saturday, February 21st
10:00 am - Gather for bagels and schmoozing.
10:15 am - Join the Torah parade with stuffed Torah in the main service.
11:00 am - Shabbat is Awesome morning services - songs, story, and an activity!
RSVP HERE
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Visioning Peace in Israel Palestine Circle Kiddush Table
Visioning Peace in Israel Palestine Circle Kiddush Table
February 21, 2026 12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
This circle gives members a space to share thoughts, opinions, and concerns about the future of Israel and Palestine, and about Zionism and its alternatives. Gather for a discussion after kiddush lunch.
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Through the Fire: Developing Resilience - IYUN Circle
Through the Fire: Developing Resilience - IYUN Circle
February 22, 2026 10:00 am - 11:30 am
Through the Fire: Developing Resilience with Susannah Kolstad
An IYUN Learning Circle
SUNDAY MORNINGS BEGINNING January 4 AT 10:00 A.M. AT BETH AM ADMIN BUILDING
REGISTER HERE
What does it mean to be strong in a time of uncertainty and unraveling? Through the Fire: Developing Resilience is an eight-session IYUN learning circle that invites participants to explore resilience through Jewish text, conversation, reflection, and shared learning. Together, we will wrestle with uncertainty, friendship, leadership, brokenness, and hope—seeking not simple answers, but deeper strength, wisdom, and connection. This learning circle offers space to reflect honestly, learn communally, and cultivate a resilience that can sustain both individuals and communities.
Be sure to mark your calendar for all class meetings: 1/4, 1/11, 1/18, 1/25, 2/1, 2/8, 2/15, and 2/22.
This class meets in person only.
Cost: $36 for members (including conversion students), $54 for non-member guests.
If you have any questions, feel free to contact Susannah Kolstad at skolstad@bethambaltimore.org.
What We Will Learn
Session 1: Why Learn? Cultivating a Learner’s Mindset Explore how different ways of learning—text, reflection, conversation, and lived experience—build resilience and help us remain open when one path feels blocked.
Session 2: How Do I Face Uncertainty? Examine Jewish wisdom on living with unpredictability, vulnerability, and fear, and how staying present can cultivate grit and meaning.
Session 3: Friendships That Carry Us Reflect on the challenges and necessity of adult friendships and how investing in relationships strengthens resilience during times of loss and change.
Session 4: Revelation From the Ruins Learn from moments of upheaval in Jewish history to explore what clarity, insight, and holiness can emerge from brokenness—personally and communally.
Session 5: Leading in Hard Times Study models of imperfect leadership in Torah to better understand how to lead wisely, humbly, and sustainably during times of pressure and crisis.
Session 6: Developing Complex Resilience Reimagine resilience not just as “bouncing back,” but as transformation—exploring how hardship can fuel creativity, vision, and communal renewal.
Session 7: Through Shards and Into Wholeness Consider how memory, forgetting, and brokenness shape who we become, and how wisdom can endure even when details fade.
Session 8: Siyum (Closing & Celebration) Mark the completion of our learning together by celebrating the Torah, insights, and questions uncovered through this shared journey.
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🏀Jewish Community Night at Towson University Men's Basketball Game
🏀Jewish Community Night at Towson University Men's Basketball Game
February 26, 2026 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Join Beth Am at the Towson Hillel's third annual Jewish Community Night during the Towson Men's Basketball Game against Elon. Come cheer on the home team and show off your Jewish pride!
The special Jewish Community Night ticket includes an exclusive event t-shirt and access to Star K supervised concessions. We have limited tickets together. Section information available shortly. Snag yours today!
Event Details: 📅 Date: Thursday, February 26 🕒 Time: 7:00 PM, Tip-Off/ Doors Open at 6:00 pm 📍 Location: TU Arena | Auburn Drive, Towson
This event is hosted by Towson Hillel
PURCHASE YOUR TICKETS HERE
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🕮 Hybrid Torah Study with Rav Daniel
🕮 Hybrid Torah Study with Rav Daniel
February 28, 2026 8:45 am - 9:45 am
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🕍Kesher Shabbat Morning Services
🕍Kesher Shabbat Morning Services
February 28, 2026 9:30 am - 12:00 pm
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