"My kid didn't have school today, but he still wanted to go to Hebrew School.
He really enjoys it."
Beth Liebeman, member
SFTA Members on the go
SFTA congratulates our member Jonathan Fisher, director and producer of the NEURODOME project, a planetarium show that examines what it is about the brain that drives us to journey into the unknown.
Seamlessly interspersed with space scenes, the NEURODOME planetarium show will zoom through the brain in the context of cutting edge of astronomical research. This project will present our most current portraits of neurons, networks, and regions of the brain responsible for exploratory behavior. See their project website for more info: neurodome.org
They have launched an online crowd-funding campaign on Kickstarter, where the project has been featured as a Staff Pick!
Support their online campaign.
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Education takes many forms at Synagogue for the Arts, and is woven into the Synagogue's fabric. We have programs for adults, teens, youth and tots.
We have an excellent Hebrew School for students from pre-K to 7th grade and those ready for their Bar/Bat Mitzvah study with the Rabbi. The Rabbi holds weekly Tanakh (Hebrew Bible) classes for adults.
The congregation includes many who had little formal Jewish education prior to joining us. The High Holy Days Learner's Services provide a "way in" for those seeking greater understanding. The Rabbi is available to provide semi-formal sessions for adults looking for a better grounding. There have been crash courses in reading Hebrew.
Scholarly and informative lectures are held as ideas bubble up from the congregation and groups, both formal and informal, sponsor speakers. These have addressed current events and Israel, as well as less expected topics, such as presentations on the Jews of Iraq and the Jews of India. In a congregation as diverse and creative as this, interesting learning opportunities are always emerging. For special event information, see our Calendar.
New Ways to Learn at SFTA!
Torah learning opportunities on Shabbat from
9 - 9:30am and/or from 1 - 1:30pm.
Potential topics could include Chumash and Rashi, Halacha, Musar, Pirkei Avot, etc.
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