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- Date
- time Eastern Time
- location Zoom
- cost Free; registration required
- organizer Tamid of Hebrew College: Your Home for Adult Learning
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Join us online on Sunday evening, January 25, 2026 at 7 PM for “A Taste of Tamid: Hebrew College Adult Learning,” a free program to introduce you to Hebrew College’s high-quality adult Jewish learning offerings.
- Discover what makes Tamid so special
- Experience different kinds of learning
- Meet and learn with some of our amazing faculty members
Instructors and Topics
“God Is Nothing (And So Are You)” with Rabbi Jeff Amshalem
Jump on the topic some people consider the third rail of American Judaism with a taste of “What about God?”, an exploration of Jewish answers to questions like What even is God? How does God work? How do I know what God wants from me? We will learn from Pinhas of Korets, an early Hasidic master with unique answers to those questions, and have time to apply his ideas to our own life.
“Jewish Short Stories of Childhood” with Sarah Rosenson
Explore what is distinctively Jewish about short stories about childhood by Jewish authors like Isaac Babel, Isaac Bashevis Singer, or Grace Paley. We will also talk about the literary devices used by authors.
“A Taste of Hebrew Language Ulpan” with Osnat Hazzan
Hebrew College’s Ulpan is an immersion language program that teaches grammar, reading comprehension, and conversation skills to students from all levels through the lens of Israeli culture.
“Fiddler to Falsettos: Jewish Musicals” with Elliot Lazar
Jewish Musicals will explore the rich and varied landscape of Jewish stories told on the musical stage. From Golden-Age depictions of Jewish life to contemporary works that grapple with identity, memory, and modern Jewish experience, Jewish narratives have been shaped, celebrated, challenged, and reimagined through musical theatre.