Stephen Wise Free Synagogue
SWFS
From pandemics to climate disasters to political uncertainty, our world has drastically changed in the past few years. As Jews, we have faced tough times before and emerged stronger. What does Judaism teach us about resiliency? How can our texts and traditions help us overcome hardship and move forward? Join Rabbi Dalia Samansky as she […]
From pandemics to climate disasters to political uncertainty, our world has drastically changed in the past few years. As Jews, we have faced tough times before and emerged stronger. What does Judaism teach us about resiliency? How can our texts and traditions help us overcome hardship and move forward? Join Rabbi Dalia Samansky as she […]
For much of our history, we have been a people set apart. But the success of assimilation and our acceptance into broader society has brought new challenges. Many of us have grandchildren who are being raised secular, in two religions, or in a religion other than Judaism. Join Rabbi Dalia Samansky as we discuss how […]
Join our monthly Short Story Group on Zoom, where we discuss Jewish-themed material. This month we're reading “Gods Change; Prayers Are Here to Stay” by Yehuda Amichai, “Ana Min Al Yahud” by Almog Behar, and “The Shtraymel” by Isaac Leib Peretz. Sponsored by Community Connections. For more information or copies of the stories, please contact […]
Explore classic and contemporary Jewish literature at this monthly group meeting. This month, we're reading "More than I Love My Life" by David Grossman. RSVP
In the wake of the Supreme Court's overturning Roe v. Wade, our personal and religious liberties face new challenges. In this two-part class, Rabbi Neal Borovitz will examine Jewish texts on abortion from the Bible through contemporary responsa before analyzing the ways abortion bans might infringe on Americans' religious liberties. RSVP
30 West 68th St
New York, NY 10023
(212) 877-4050
info@swfs.org
