The Bay Area Reporter: LGBT Jewish synagogue celebrates 40th anniversary
September 14, 2017
Read some of the latest articles about our community! LGBT Jewish synagogue celebrates 40th anniversary Poll finds many LGBT people eschew religion
Every Saturday except B'nei Mitzvah days Time: 9:00 am Join a lay-led weekly Talmud study group where we will look at a tractate/section of Jewish commentary called Moed Katan. No experience studying Talmud is necessary, text will be read in English translation. For more information, contact Jackie Kaplan.
Find out more »CSZ's neighborly Shabbat morning service is more like a minyan, a small community gathering. We sing, pray, read and discuss Torah together. And ask questions and share ideas in a spiritual and progressive celebration. No prior experience is necessary. Services begin at 10:00am and end at 11:30am. We would like our services to be accessible to those with chemical sensitivities and allergies, and therefore support a fragrance-free environment.
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10:00 am Third Saturday of the month The Hiking Chavurah is a fun group of Sha’ar Zahav folks who enjoy getting to know each other while exploring San Francisco and points beyond. Meeting location and hike leader change monthly, so contact Karen Schiller to find out where we’re going next!
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Are Jews like Queers? Mondays, February 4-March 18 (excluding February 18) 8:00-9:00 pm Manny’s - 3092 16th St, San Francisco, CA 94103 Are queers like Jews? Are Jews like queers? We might be accustomed to thinking of queer Jews as a subset of the Jewish community--but to what extent is the diasporic Jewish experience already queer? Join member Annie Atura Bushnell, Assistant Director of Jewish Studies at Stanford, and Rabbi Mychal Copeland for low-key discussion over coffee or tea! Readings…
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6:30 pm Dinner, 7:00 pm Meeting Third Wednesday of every month, open to all members Our Board of Directors is responsible for expressing the voice of the community. If you’re curious about Sha'ar Zahav's behind the scenes work, come to a Board meeting! For information contact president@shaarzahav.org
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Continuing Hebrew: Thursdays through April 11, 7:00-8:00 pm It's not too late to join! Click here to register. This course will review the Hebrew alphabet and basic vocabulary. It will provide opportunities to practice reading and decoding Hebrew. The course provides a friendly and supportive learning environment; patience and sensitivity will be shown to adult learners with limited time for study. Registration extended or simply drop in and check it out. For more information contact: michael.lederman@gmail.com.
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Last Friday night of each month. Led by yoga instructor, Rabbi Mychal Copeland All are welcome Drop in anytime Classes are FREE You are invited to explore a contemplative approach to Yoga and Judaism that integrates mind, body, and spirit. We will blend traditional yoga and Judaism, integrating Jewish prayers, chants, & meditation. Wear clothes you can move in. We supply the mats. All are welcome, regardless of religious background, Jewish or yoga level, member or not. For more information, please…
Find out more »Services led by clergy and members. Drash given by members. We would like our services to be accessible to those with chemical sensitivities and allergies, and therefore support a fragrance-free environment.
Find out more »Every Saturday except B'nei Mitzvah days Time: 9:00 am Join a lay-led weekly Talmud study group where we will look at a tractate/section of Jewish commentary called Moed Katan. No experience studying Talmud is necessary, text will be read in English translation. For more information, contact Jackie Kaplan.
Find out more »CSZ's neighborly Shabbat morning service is more like a minyan, a small community gathering. We sing, pray, read and discuss Torah together. And ask questions and share ideas in a spiritual and progressive celebration. No prior experience is necessary. Services begin at 10:00am and end at 11:30am. We would like our services to be accessible to those with chemical sensitivities and allergies, and therefore support a fragrance-free environment.
Find out more »September 14, 2017
Read some of the latest articles about our community! LGBT Jewish synagogue celebrates 40th anniversary Poll finds many LGBT people eschew religion
August 1, 2017
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