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Temple Jeremiah Programs

Temple Jeremiah's Adult Learning Committee works to present adult lectures and programs of interest to the congregation and the community at large.

For information on other adult education programs, visit our sites on the Dawn Schuman Institute, the Florence Melton Adult Mini-School and programs sponsored by other organizations.

In addition, Outreach offers a variety of educational opportunities throughout the year.

Torah Study

Every Saturday
9:00 am

Join Temple Jeremiah for bagels and coffee while studying and discussing the weekly Torah portion. Become one of our Torah Study regulars! Drop-ins are welcome. In addition, the temple will be offering Shabbat morning worship along with Torah Study on Saturdays when Bar/Bat Mitzvahs are not taking place. For a list of the weekly Torah portion, click here.

Lunch and Learn: "A Taste of Text"

Last Wednesday of the month
12:00 - 1:00 pm

Concluding Class in Series - Business Ethics: A Jewish Perspective

May 28, 2008

We will look at texts that examine how we do business in the secular workplace. Come to any or all four programs in this series.

Lunch and Learn participants, led by Rabbi Paul Cohen, enjoy lunch while discussing Jewish-related topics at different locations in downtown Chicago the last Wednesday of the month.

Contact Phyllis Burg at 847-441-5760, x110 or Phyllis Burg to RSVP and place your lunch order and for the location.

To view or download the flyer, click here, then hit the "Bookmark" tab on the left side and click on "Lunch and Learn." 

Pulse of Our World: Our Rabbi Reads the Headlines

Stay tuned for the next date.

Rabbi Paul Cohen discusses current events, pulled from the headlines, and the Jewish response to them.