Cost per session: $18.00
Location: Selwyn Pub, 2801 Selwyn Ave.
(Please note that wine/beer is not included in the price of the session)
RSVP to Talia Goldman at GoldmanT@queens.edu

Rabbi Judy Schindler invites you to come out to the Selwyn Pub for study and socializing. Bring a friend, grab a glass of iced tea or wine, and enjoy learning more about the Torah and ways in which it can touch and lift our lives. This is a casual and relaxing event with a little something for everyone. Spaces are limited so sign up today!

January 29th - All About Mussar - A Spiritual Workout
February 26th- Humility & Patience
March 18th- Gratitude & Compassion
April 22nd- Equanimity & Honor
May 6th- Simplicity & Silence
June 3rd- Generosity & Truth
July (TBD)- Moderation & Lovingkindness
August (TBD)- Responsibility & Trust

Seeing Israel through a Jewish and Christian Lens
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With Rabbi Judy Schindler and Reverend Nancy Ellett-Allison
Spring Community Course
Wednesdays, 12:30pm-2:00pm
February 5th through April 29th
Cost: $180.00 for the course
This course will explore the Holy Land through two sets of religious eyes and through the teachings of Scripture and interpreters through the millennia. How has the concept of Holy Land been used in Judaism and Christianity for better or for worse? From Bethlehem to the Galilee to the Dead Sea, the Jewish and Christian communities have appropriated narratives to bolster the foundations of their faith. Jerusalem has its own interfaith religious richness from the Western Wall to the First and Second Temple to the Via Dolorosa to the Dome of the Rock. Whether you have been to the Holy Land countless
times, are preparing for an upcoming visit, or are only a virtual traveler, this course will deepen your understanding and appreciation of the land.

Reverend Dr. Nancy Ellett-Allison is the Senior Minister of Holy Covenant UCC in Charlotte. She earned her BA from Baylor University and her MDiv and PhD from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth. A popular speaker, preacher and retreat leader, Nancy has written and edited for several publications, and served as Secretary of the Southern Conference of the UCC and a member of the board of directors.

Classes will be held on:
February 5, 12, and 26
March 11 and 25th
April 1, 22 and 29

Dr. Teresa Stephens has spent years studying why some people are more resilient than others. By working with Holocaust survivors, Stephens began to understand and document how resilient people think, process stress and grow from adversity. Join us as we welcome Dr. Stephens and learn from her expertise.

Associate Justice Mark A. Davis of the North Carolina Supreme Court will explain the relationship between the Torah and our modern legal system. He is the first Jewish member of the court in its 200-year history. Justice Davis will discuss the First Amendment and the Ten Commandments and how the structure of our modern court system and how judges today analyze legal issues.

Seeing Israel through a Jewish and Christian Lens
- - - - -
With Rabbi Judy Schindler and Reverend Nancy Ellett-Allison
Spring Community Course
Wednesdays, 12:30pm-2:00pm

Classes will be held on:
February 5, 12, and 26
March 11 and 25th
April 1, 22 and 29

In partnership with MeckMin, the Stan Greenspon Center for Peace and Social Justice will explore the ongoing impact of trauma, both personal and corporate, particularly as it relates to the destruction of Charlotte's 2nd Ward as part of national urban renewal efforts. We'll also examine resiliency, trauma recovery, the long process of reconciliation, and what people and houses of faith can do to promote genuine healing.

Seeing Israel through a Jewish and Christian Lens
- - - - -
With Rabbi Judy Schindler and Reverend Nancy Ellett-Allison
Spring Community Course
Wednesdays, 12:30pm-2:00pm

Classes will be held on:
February 5, 12, and 26
March 11 and 25th
April 1, 22 and 29

Cost per session: $18.00
Location: Selwyn Pub, 2801 Selwyn Ave.
(Please note that wine/beer is not included in the price of the session)
RSVP to Talia Goldman at GoldmanT@queens.edu

Rabbi Judy Schindler invites you to come out to the Selwyn Pub for study and socializing. Bring a friend, grab a glass of iced tea or wine, and enjoy learning more about the Torah and ways in which it can touch and lift our lives. This is a casual and relaxing event with a little something for everyone. Spaces are limited so sign up today!

January 29th - All About Mussar - A Spiritual Workout
February 26th- Humility & Patience
March 18th- Gratitude & Compassion
April 22nd- Equanimity & Honor
May 6th- Simplicity & Silence
June 3rd- Generosity & Truth
July (TBD)- Moderation & Lovingkindness
August (TBD)- Responsibility & Trust