Celebrate Shabbat with the CJL
Friday, November 20th
Kesher Shabbat: 5:30pm
(in the basement of Murray Dodge, followed by dinner at 6:30pm)
Conservative Services 5:30pm
Orthodox Services 4:25pm
Join the CJL Community for Dinner at 6:45pm in the CJL Dining Hall
8:20pm (after Shabbat Dinner)
Testing the Boundaries of Jewish Peoplehood: New Approaches in Reform and Conservative Judaism
Professor Adam Ferziger from Bar Ilan University will speak on questions of:
Who is a Jew?
How do American Jewish movements define Jewishness?
Whom do you consider to be a Jew?
And other questions...
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Interested in making kiddush on Friday night? Have suggestions for Shabbat programming? Question or Comments about Shabbat that the CJL?
Tell the Shabbat Committee!
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JGAP at Shabbat Meals
New Information!
We welcome Post-Docs & local young professionals at our delicious CJL Shabbat meals for $10 per meal*!
Free for Graduate Students
To take advantage of this discounted meal price, contact Arielle Greenwald - 258-2750.
*Advance payment & RSVP required to receive this special $10 price!
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Internship Position Available:
Ambassador Program Intern 2 - Pilot Project Manager:
The Center for Jewish Life, Office of Religious Life, and Pace Center have partnered to explore a pilot application of the Ambassador program. This intern will develop educational programs for communications that connect sustainability action to values - either secular, religious, universal or particular, depending on the needs of the organization. The value-based component will be incorporated into the broader Ambassador program at CJL/ORL/and PACE. The intern will report jointly to the Associate Manager of the Office of Sustainability and the Director of the Center for Jewish Life. More information available upon request to Jeffrey Domanski at domanski@princeton.edu
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YOGA @ the CJL
Sunday, November 22
3:30-4:30pm
Join Carter Greenbaum '12 for a meditative yoga class.
This hour long class is open to students with all levels of experience with yoga. We focus on the Vinyasa, breathing and meditative, aspect of yoga. This class synthesizes the physical world of movement and spiritual world of meditation and prayer. Take time out from your busy and productive Sunday to refocus and take a step back, using yoga to achieve Moksha, realization of self and G-d.
Bring a yoga mat and comfortable clothes if possible.
RSVP to Carter Greenbaum cgreenba@princeton.edu by Friday, November 20th before Shabbat to reserve your spot and a mat if you need one.
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Jewish Ethics of
War and Peace
with Michael Walzer & Uri L'tzedek
Monday, November 23rd
7:00-9:00 PM
@ the Center for Jewish Life
Professor Michael Walzer of the
Institute for Advanced Study is the author of "Just and Unjust Wars" and is one of the leading figures in the field of wartime ethics.
Uri L'Tzedek is a Jewish social
justice organization guided by
Torah values and dedicated to
combating suffering and
oppression.
Please contact Rabbi David Wolkenfeld for more information.
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ECO JUDAISM
Taught by Rabbi Julie Roth
Tuesday, Nov 17
12pm
Ancient Jewish Environmental Wisdom
Tuesday, Nov 24
12pm
Eco-Kashrut: Where Justice,
Sustainability, & Food Intersect
Come meet other students and faculty who care about Judaism and the environment and join in a lively discussion over lunch. FREE!
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JGAP Happy Hour at Sotto
Monday, Nov 30
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Searching for Hidden Yidden!
Do you speak Yiddish?
Join us at the Yiddish Shmues Tish
Tuesdays
6:00 at the CJL
All levels welcome
Questions?
Contact Miriam Geronimus mgeronim@princeton.edu
Cosponsored by the Center for Jewish Life, the Program in Judaic Studies and the Jewish Cultural Fellowship Program at the National Yiddish Book Center
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