Fall 2024

Frankly Feminist is a collection of short stories that have appeared over the years in Lillith Magazine. We’ll continue to enjoy this wonderful book which captures the voices of Jewish women from a diversity of places, times, identities, and more.

Sept. 16: In Vegas That Year

Sept. 23: A Wedding in Persia

Sept. 30: News to Turn the World

Oct. 7: Sylvia’s Spoon

Oct. 14: Working the Mikveh

Oct. 21: What Was Cut

Oct. 28: All That Remains of Etta

Nov. 4: The Comet Neowise Listens In

Nov. 11: Flight

Nov. 18: Home

If you would like to pay by check, please contact Rabbi Langowitz (rabbilangowitz@womenlearning.org)

Inspired by Rabbi Amy Scheinerman’s wonderful work, The Talmud of Relationships, in this semester we will be focusing on our study on Talmudic texts that help us understand how we relate to one another, and to the world around us. Answer questions like: How can I best relate to people in need? Is there a way to learn to accept my own suffering and the suffering of others? How can I best balance my different responsibilities? How do I relate to others when I find them difficult?

Join us to see how, even thousands of years later, these ancient texts continue to have meaning in our 21st century lives. And don’t be afraid to bring your own experiences to the table! Each one of us has something to add to this age-old sacred dialogue.

If you would like to pay by check, please contact Rabbi Langowitz (rabbilangowitz@womenlearning.org)