Rabbi Ariel Wolpe will be joining us during Shabbat Services to talk about how spiritual chanting, melodies, and meditation can enhance and sustain our connection to Judaism and to the divine. Services will be immediately followed by a workshop where Rabbi Wolpe will teach and model some of these practices. This event is made possible through the generosity of the Michael Alembik Memorial Fund, established to enrich the spirits and lives of Temple Sinai members through learning in the area of human relationships and healing.

Rabbi Wolpe is a mother, musician, and spiritual educator. She founded and directs Ma’alot, a growing community of artsy, outdoorsy Jewish folk in Atlanta. She received her rabbinic ordination from the Ziegler School of Rabbinic Studies, where she focused on hasidic commentaries and feminist interpretations of Jewish history and ritual. After ordination, Ariel moved to Philadelphia to study Jewish music as a resident through Hadar’s Rising Song Institute and serve as Rabbi Artist in Residence at Adath Israel. She has released three albums through Rising Song Records.

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