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Each month Beth Jacob Synagogue shares programs for families with children of all ages, whether it is welcoming Shabbat together, celebrating a holiday or learning through crafting, we'd love to have you join us!

You can find these programs on our calendar HERE or take a peek below at what is coming up this month.

Friday May 28- V irtual Family Shabbat

Sunday June 6- Planting Seeds through Storytelling– An intergenerational Workshop

Questions about how to get your family involved? Contact programming@bethjacobvt.org

Mon, October 18 2021
12 Cheshvan 5782

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Tuesday ,
OctOctober 19 , 2021

Crossword 101 (Zoom)
Tuesday, Oct 19th 11:00a to 12:00p
Join us for a weekly opportunity to chat and do a NYT's crossword puzzle together on Zoom.
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Tuesday ,
OctOctober 19 , 2021

Meditation (in person)
Tuesday, Oct 19th 4:00p to 5:00p
We've returned to our regular Tuesday sessions. Please join us as we sing a short song from the Psalms, sit for twenty minutes, walk for ten minutes, then sing another Hebrew song. Sometimes a brief discussion follows. Words to songs are supplied in Hebrew and transliteration. All are welcomed whatever your experience may be. We do not offer instructions or guided meditations.
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Tuesday ,
OctOctober 19 , 2021

Board meeting (Zoom)
Tuesday, Oct 19th 7:00p to 9:00p

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Wednesday ,
OctOctober 20 , 2021

Advanced Beginners Yiddish (on Zoom)
Wednesday, Oct 20th 5:00p to 6:00p
This is a continuation of the previous 6-week series for beginners but everyone is welcome.
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Wednesday ,
OctOctober 20 , 2021

Creation from Something: A Text Study on God's Flawed and Beautiful Attempts to Form the World, Part II (Zoom only)
Wednesday, Oct 20th 6:30p to 7:45p
How should we relate to the natural world? What role does God play in keeping our planet going? Guided by rabbinic intern Joey Glick, we'll consider these questions by looking at a series of rabbinic stories about the creation of the world. While later Jewish thinkers argued that God created the world from nothing, the rabbis of the Talmud envisioned creation through God's careful and often fraught collaboration with the natural elements, angels and humans. This is a two-session event: In the first session, we'll explore God's creation of nature. The second session will focus on humanity. Feel free to come to both or either session. By looking at these origin stories, we'll consider our responsibility in maintaining a healthy world.
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