The Rochester Kollel: The Temple B'rith Kodesh Center for LifeLong Jewish Exploration, in memory of Ida Dosberg DeLeeuw is deeply thankful to the Paul P. Dosberg Foundation for its generous support. The Rochester Kollel has been named to honor the memory of longtime resident, and member of Temple B'rith Kodesh, Ida Dosberg DeLeeuw.
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In order to properly process your registration, we ask that you register at least two weeks prior to a class' start date. All registrants will receive a confirmation email with class dates and locations. To Register -
Mail The Rochester Kollel, Temple B'rith Kodesh, 2131 Elmwood Avenue, Rochester, NY 14618
Call (585) 244-7060 ext. 242
Fax (585) 244-0557
Email Kollel@tbk.org
Visit Office of Lifelong Jewish Learning at TBK (Here is the Registration Form) If you are in need of financial assistance, please contact Herb Skerker, Director of the Rochester Kollel at 244-7060.
All information will be kept strictly confidential.
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Join us in the TBK Adult Lounge for speakers and discussions on a variety of current topics. Coffee and bagels will be available at 9:30am. Program is 10:00am-12:00pm (unless otherwise noted)
February 5 - Dr. Morris Wortman
The Perception Gap: Why we spend so much time worrying about the wrong thing? February 12 - Rabbi Rebecca Gutterman
Spiritual but not Religious? Finding the Language For Our Jewish Lives March 4 - Rabbi Sandra Katz
Ad Lo Yada – Judaism and Dementia March 11 - Bonnie Abrams
Wine and Food Pairing for Shabbat March 25 - Michael Dobkowski
The Uses and Abuses of the Holocaust Experience April 1 - WRJ "Jewish Senior Life - Panel Discussion" with Becky Johnson Jewish Senior Life and Judy Loeb Hollender, Elder Law Attorney May 13 - Bob Sneider
Mellow, Liturgical, Jazz!
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The Rochester Board of Rabbis invites you to participate in the Basic Judaism Course. Discover an in-depth introduction to Jewish beliefs and practices. The instructors are Orthodox, Conservative, and Reform Rabbis from the Rochester community. The class will meet for 7 sessions. David Orange will help guide the discussions and assist participants in creating connections with each other and with the materials. Participants must be sponsored by a Rabbi from the Rochester Board of Rabbis to enter the course. Classes will be held on Wednesday evenings from 7:00pm-9:00pm, in Room 106 at Temple B'rith Kodesh. Class topics and dates are as follows:
1. Shabbat - April 18
2. Jewish Holidays - April 25
3. Life Cycle Ceremonies - May 2
4. Jewish History - May 9
5. The Shoah - May 16
6. Zionism & Israel - May 23
7. The American Jewish Community - May 30 For more information or to register please contact:
David A. Orange,
122 Buckland Ave, Rochester NY 14618,
(585) 721-7568 or daorange@earthlink.net.
Please enclose a check for $120 made payable to Rochester Board of Rabbis
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