Limud Sinai: Temple Sinai's Adult Learning Curriculum
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Upcoming Adult Learning Programs
Adult Hebrew Classes
Join Rabbi Natan as we unpack some of the complexities and curiosities of Biblical & Liturgical Hebrew, the holy language of Jewish prayer.
Linger & Learns
Join a member of Sinai's clergy or special guest for a stimulating discussion on festivals, books, or big ideas that inspire and provoke meaningful discourse.
Reading Corner
Engage with us during our Rona Balser Book Club and our Book Talks with Rabbi Phil Kranz.
Shabbat Morning Torah Study
Join the Temple Sinai Clergy in meaningful and stimulating conversation as we fulfill the Jewish mitzvah of Talmud Torah/Lifelong Learning. Every Saturday morning at 9:00 am, we will join together to dive into the Torah portion of the week and other relevant issues. It is a fantastic way to feel the spirit of Shabbat and connect with one of Sinai's strongest traditions.
Israel
Temple Sinai strives to keep Israel a priority in our adult education programming, clergy sermons and discussions, as well as synagogue trips to visit Israel.
Adult Ed Film Series
Watch award-winning films chosen for you by members of Sinai's Film Committee and the AJFF Selection Committee.
Take Out Judaism
Wherever you are on-the-go, check out our monthly podcast Seeking Sinai where the clergy discuss some of Judaism's biggest ideas centered around "Why?" Find it on Apple, Google or Spotify podcasts.
Take Out Judaism: In the setting of your own home, invite friends to learn with one of our amazing clergy or educators. You supply the physical nourishment; we'll supply the spiritual nourishment. Contact the instructor or email Rabbi Natan if are interested in hosting an event.
PNK Learning Center
The PNK Learning Center was established shortly after Temple Sinai was formed in 1968. Today it boasts a collection of OVER 12,000 TITLES, making it the largest Jewish library in Atlanta. The Learning Center is a repository for books, newspapers, periodicals, DVDs, CDs, and audio books. Films shown at the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival are purchased by the library if available, and may be checked out for home viewing. Any subject which relates to the Jewish experience is eligible for inclusion in the collection.
