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Benefits of Membership
In the Folkshul Adult
Community
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Folkshul yearbook
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Weekly emails of the Calendar of Events
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Invitations to Folkshul, Adult Community
and Kehilla for Secular Jews events
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Adult Education programs and study groups
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Folkshul Library privileges: books, cassettes and videos
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Intergenerational Women’s Group
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Young Adult Group
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Yiddish Language Classes
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Monthly Restaurant Club
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Social Action and Social Justice projects
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Instrumental music group, folk dancing
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Community Holiday and Life Cycle events, including
Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur observances, Sukkos,
Hanukkah, Passover, B’nai Mitzvah celebrations, MLK Day Observance
and others
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Self-governing Council
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Please
join us again
as our Adult Community begins an
exciting new year of activities.
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Check
back
soon for news about Folkshul’s
participation in the new Philadelphia
area program One
Book, One Jewish Community: Connecting People One Book at a Time.
The book unanimously selected
is Outwitting
History: The Amazing Adventures of a Man Who Rescued a Million
Yiddish Books by Aaron Lansky. |
Adult
Education Schedule for 2007-2008
ALL
PROGRAMS MEET FROM 10:15 TO 12.30
Sunday
September 23, 2007 in
the Kitchen
“Eating
Your Way Through the Holidays”
Cook and taste; share your recipes and traditions of major Jewish Holidays.
Suzanne Johnson-Reese & Barbara Halpern
Sunday
October 7, 2007 in
the Fishbowl
“Heroes
of 20th Century Secular Jewishness”
Discussion of the major figures in our movement and their teachings.
Robert Kleiner
Sunday
October 21, 2007 in
the Fishbowl
Yiddish
Culture, Part One: “The Theater”
Reminiscences of an actor from one
of the first families of Yiddish Theater. Harvey Casher
Sunday
November 18, 2007 in
the Library
“From
Generation to Generation” Two
Folkshul graduates share their memories and why their children are
third generation Suzanne Johnson-Reese and Michael
Kleiner
Sunday
December 16, 2007 in
the Library
Jewish
Film Series: “The Frisco Kid”
View this humorous film and discuss the challenges early Jewish
immigrants to America faced in the 19th century. Lou
Hartman & Jorge Pardes
Sunday
January 6, 2008 in
the Fishbowl
Yiddish
Culture, Part Two: “Music”
Join in singing and a discussion
of the history and varieties of Yiddish music.
Fran Kleiner
Sunday
January
13, 2008 in
the Fishbowl
“Secular
Jewish View of Jesus” How
the events of the first century BCE affected the course of history.
Secular Jewish views of Jesus and the politics of the time.
Jorge
Pardes
and Jeff Zolitor
Sunday
January 27, 2008
in
the Library
“Varieties
of Secular Jewish Belief 2.0”
New
panel, different views. Discover and discuss how and what we believe
and what it means to be secular Jews.
Moderator: Joan Morein
Sunday
February 17, 2008
in
the Library
Adult
Education Planning Committee meeting
Sunday
March 16, 2008 in
the Library
Jewish
Film Series: “Crossing Delancey”
See the film and discuss assimilation in urban America from the second generation’s point of
view. Jorge
Pardes
& Lou Hartman
Intergenerational
Women's Group Schedule for 2007-2008
Women of all ages
are welcome to join our discussion and support group. We are a
lively bunch!
We
meet monthly at Jewish Children's Folkshul on the Sundays listed
below. Directions
Groups begin at 10:15 AM and run to 12:30 PM. Members can break
midway to attend other activities. Questions?
Contact Freda Egnal.
Sunday
September 23, 2007
Sunday October 14, 2007
Sunday November 11, 2007
Sunday December 16, 2007
Sunday
January 27, 2008
Sunday February 17, 2008
Sunday March 16, 2008
Sunday April 6, 2008
Sunday May 4, 2008
The
Mamas and the Tatas
Calling
all musicians! Folkshul's own Klezmer band, the Mamas and the
Tatas, is always looking for players
to join, jam, learn and perform! Featured at many of our Community
programs, the band practices on Sundays at Folkshul. Contact
Dave Kutzik for more
information.

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