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SUMMARY:Art Talk: Marc Chagall: Painting Poetry\, Part I
DESCRIPTION:Marc Chagall: Painting Poetry\, Part I\nwith Janet Cohen Mandel \nMarc Chagall lived a long and fruitful life\, producing paintings\, etchings\, book illustrations\, stained-glass windows\, ceramics\, tapestries\, and stage sets and costumes—all infused with poetry. His works have a lyrical\, emotional resonance informed by his love of humanity. Chagall does not belong to one art movement or style but incorporates elements of cubism\, fauvism\, symbolism\, surrealism\, and futurism into his work. He was a pioneer of modernism\, born in a shtetl\, leaving us a rich legacy of unforgettable images. \nThis talk requires two parts to tell his remarkable and inspiring story. \nOn ZOOM. \nTo register\, click here.
URL:https://tsti.org/event/art-talk-marc-chagall-painting-poetry-part-i/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Art Talks,This Week at TSTI
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SUMMARY:Series: Jewish Texts That Have Shaped American History
DESCRIPTION:Adult Education Class: Jewish Texts That Have Shaped American History\nwith Cantor Moses \nExplore texts that have been used at different times in American history to move us forward as Americans. Discuss how the values that have made us Jews have also helped shape our unique history. \n2nd Wednesday of each month @ 7:30pm \nOn Zoom \nJan. 12\, Feb. 9\, March 9\, April 13 and May 11. \nTo register click HERE.
URL:https://tsti.org/event/adult-education-cantor-moses-class-4/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Classes,This Week at TSTI
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SUMMARY:Shabbat Scholar: Barbara Mann
DESCRIPTION:What makes a space “Jewish”? While Jews have historically been considered a rootless\, diasporic people\, they’ve long used inventive methods to form communities and create a sense of home and belonging. \nFrom antiquity through medieval and modern societies\, we’ll explore how a unique spatial imagination has informed Jewish cultural practice. \nwith Barbara Mann\, Professor of cultural studies and modern Hebrew literature at the Jewish Theological Seminary \nFriday\, January 21\, 2022\nFollowing the 6:00pm Shabbat Service\n \nTo register\, click here.
URL:https://tsti.org/event/shabbat-scholar-barbara-mann/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Shabbat Scholar and Supper,This Week at TSTI
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220127T193000
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SUMMARY:Class: Taste of Mussar
DESCRIPTION:Taste of Mussar \nFacilitator: Rabbi Klein \n \nA history and overview of this virtues-based approach to Jewish ethics and character development.\nRabbi Israel Salanter was famous for teaching that if you want to change the world\, you have to begin with changing yourself. He believed that this could be done through mussar: a Jewish spiritual discipline which seeks to improve one’s character through study\, reflection\, and mindfulness.  \nIf you’re curious to see what Mussar is about\, join us for a quick taste in this class\, where we’ll learn about the Jewish roadmap for tikkun middot: aligning ourselves with our innate holiness so that we can build a better world. \nOn ZOOM. \nRegister here.
URL:https://tsti.org/event/class-taste-of-mussar/
LOCATION:Online
CATEGORIES:Classes,This Week at TSTI
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20220128T180000
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SUMMARY:Repro Shabbat Service and Speaker
DESCRIPTION:Join us online for #ReproShabbat! This nationwide event\, organized by National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW)\, celebrates the critical importance of reproductive health access\, reproductive rights\, and reproductive justice\, and teaches about Judaism’s approach to these issues. \nReproductive freedom is a Jewish value. \nJoin us Friday\, January 28 @ 6PM for our virtual Shabbat service\, followed by guest speaker\, Phoebe Pollinger\, who serves on the Board of NCJW/Essex and is a co-chair of its Reproductive Rights Committee in addition to serving as NCJW’s NJ State Policy Advocate. \nPhoebe has lobbied our state and federal legislators\, written letters to the editor\, and marched and picketed on behalf of women’s health legislation and reproductive rights for over 15 years.  She is the recipient of NCJW/Essex’s Hannah G. Solomon Award for Service to the Community and NCJW National’s  Social Change Tribute Award. \nMembers\, check your email for Zoom link. \n 
URL:https://tsti.org/event/shabbat-service-24/
CATEGORIES:This Week at TSTI
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