Learn with us to engage your mind, touch your heart, and move your soul. Explore the meaning of Jewish texts and discover a deeper understanding of Judaism and its heritage, history and identity.
We offer two insightful Torah study classes on Shabbat mornings at 9:00 a.m.
This class, led by our clergy, facilitates exploration of the weekly Torah portion.
These sessions, taught by Rabbi Emeritus Roy Walter, offer a deep-dive into the Torah, line by line.
The Mindfulness Meditation group, on Shabbat mornings at 9:00 a.m., integrates Jewish values into a practice of gaining awareness of yourself and others. All levels are welcome. The first Saturday of each month is dedicated to beginners and includes an introduction to mindfulness.
Learn more about Judaism, refresh your knowledge, or support someone who is on the path to conversion. Basic Judaism is a free course, taught by our clergy, covering Jewish beliefs, holidays, rituals, history and more, held on Sunday mornings, 9:00 a.m. – 10:30 a.m. It’s open to everyone, especially those considering conversion.
Learning Hebrew is a wonderful way to make worship services more familiar and participatory. We have two terrific year-long adult Hebrew classes.
Courses cost $180 each. Please contact Shira Moses in Rabbi Silk’s office to reserve your spot at 713.529.5771, ext. 212, or shiram@emanuelhouston.org.
Join Rabbi Silk on the first Wednesday of the month at 12:30 p.m. for a fabulous new monthly lunch & learn. In this class, we will explore the big questions of life as refracted through the Jewish tradition. Using the IYUN program from Hillel’s Jewish Learning Fellowship, we will read – broadly and generously – traditional Jewish texts on the conceptions of divinity, the inner life versus the public persona, the power of speech, community, and more. Bring your lunch, we will provide dessert, beverages, and nourishment for your mind and soul.
Pre-registration is required, please contact Shira in Rabbi Silk’s office at shiram@emanuelhouston.org.
For more information, please call Rabbi Silk’s office at 713.529.5771, ext. 212, or email her at rabbipbs@emanuelhouston.org.
