Join the Vilna Shul for a series of discussion and learning that focuses on “What Do Jews Believe”. This course, based on David Ariel’s book of the same name, provides an introduction to what Jews believe about God, human character, good and evil, Torah, prayer, religious observance, peoplehood, and the Messiah. It will look at the development of Jewish ideas in the Bible, Talmud, Madras, Kabbalah, Jewish philosophy, and modern Jewish thought.
This adult learning group is being taught by Dr. David Ariel at the Vilna Shul on Tuesday evenings from May 3 – June 7 from 7:30 PM – 9:30 PM.
Although the course is meant to be a unified experience, each session is “free standing” so missing one or two is OK..
$192 for course (6 sessions).
For more information, or to register, please email lynne@vilnashul.org.
Please do not let cost exclude you from this learning opportunity. More information on price structure and scholarships is available here: Membership Cost FAQs.
The Vilna Shul is the last immigrant era synagogue building that exists in downtown Boston. Located in historic Beacon Hill, the Vilna currently operates as a cultural center celebrating Jewish culture and its intersection with other cultures.
Public Transit, Driving, and Walking Directions:
The closest T subway stop is Charles/MGH. Validated parking is also available for $5 per car is available nearby and ONLY for the underground parking at the Charles River Plaza/ Cambridge Street Garage at 165 Cambridge Street nearby. Please be advised that drivers must validate their green parking ticket at the Vilna Shul for validated parking.
For detailed directions to the Vilna, please click the following link to our Hours, Directions, and Parking page of our website. If you have any questions, email events@vilnashul.org or call (617) 523-2324.
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* Registration closes on May 10th
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