First Thursdays: Exploring a Celebrated Short Story by a Well-known Jewish Writer

Exploring a Celebrated Short Story by a Well-known Jewish Writer
Presented by Judy Nadell
Thursday, May 1 at 7:30 pm (Hybrid)

Most of us enjoy reading and talking with friends about what we’ve read, but we don’t always have the chance to indulge that basic pleasure. This interactive program will provide precisely that opportunity. Together, we will dig into an engaging, meaty short story by a notable Jewish writer. Published in 1971, the story addresses issues that resonate today: the fragility of relationships, the tug between conflicting inner drives, and the impact on selfhood of the outside world. No need to read the story in advance. The selection will be distributed when we meet; if you attend virtually, it will be screen shared. Either way, we will have the fun of discovering this thought-provoking story together.

No cost for congregants; $15/person for non-congregants.
We encourage your participation in person.

Registration is required.

First Thursday programs bring you guest speakers, including congregants and rabbis from around the country, to share their expertise on topics of interest. We will also include several discussions of films with Jewish themes.

Sponsored by our Adult Education Committee.