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Judaism and Joy: Tracing Simcha Through the Ages

From ancient psalms to modern poetry, Jewish tradition overflows with expressions of joy — even in the face of hardship. This four-part series explores the central role of simcha (joy) in Jewish life, theology, and spiritual practice across millennia. Together, we’ll journey through Torah, Talmud, Chassidic teachings, and contemporary voices to uncover how joy has been cultivated, commanded, and celebrated throughout Jewish history. Whether in sacred festivals or daily mitzvot, we’ll see how joy isn't just an emotion — it's a Jewish path.

Mondays 10:30-11:30: Nov 10, 17, Dec 1, 8

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Florence Melton School of Adult Jewish Learning: Families Matter: Roots, Relationships, and the Book of Genesis (Copy)

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B’nai Torah Congregation: Life and Legacy of the Ba’al Shem Tov