
Curiosity for Life
Learning is a lifelong journey that unfolds with time. We explore Jewish wisdom, wrestle with enduring questions, engage ancient texts in new ways, and discover how learning shapes our lives in every season.Embrace learning as a practice that deepens with time, offering growth, wonder, and reinvention for every season.

What We Mean by Lifelong
Our approach to adult education is wide open and deeply personal. Whether you’re drawn to text study, guest speakers, community conversations, or hands-on workshops, you’ll find offerings that are relevant to you.
Bring your lived experience. That's where wisdom begins.
Why It Matters
Jewish learning invites us to stretch our minds, nourish our spirits, and stay connected to our heritage, our values, and one another.
It’s how we stay curious. How we evolve our perspectives. And how we carry our tradition forward.
Every class, every session, every conversation is a chance to discover new meaning, forge deeper relationships, and live with more intention.
I came for one class and stayed for the community. I never expected to feel so seen, so inspired, and so connected to my Jewish identity, and to others.
Adult Learning Events
As the sun sets on Erev Rosh Hashanah, we gather together as one community to welcome the Jewish New Year. Our entire clergy team leads the service in the Leder-Magnin Sanctuary, where its rich history and beautiful surroundings provide a powerful backdrop for this communal experience. Tickets are required to be on campus.
Service Audience
Adult Service
Clergy
All Clergy
Rosh Hashanah morning services beautifully blend solemnity and hope. A mix of ancient and contemporary prayers, readings, and music connect us to our past and reflects our personal journey today. Tickets are required to attend this service.
Service Audience
Adult Service
Clergy
Rabbi David Eshel
Rabbi Leah Lewis
Rabbi Susan Nanus
Cantor Aliya Stuar
Service Audience
Family Service
Clergy
Rabbi David Eshel
Rabbi Leah Lewis
Rabbinic Intern Lisa Friedman
Songleader Danny Rubenstein
Rosh Hashanah morning services beautifully blend solemnity and hope. A mix of ancient and contemporary prayers, readings, and music connect us to our past and reflects our personal journey today. Tickets are required to attend this service.
Service Audience
Adult Service
Clergy
Rabbi Joel Nickerson
Rabbi Leah Fein
Rabbi Joel Simonds
Cantor Lisa Peicott
Cantorial Soloist Ian Simpson
Service Audience
Adult Service
Clergy
Rabbi David Eshel
Rabbi Leah Lewis
Rabbi Susan Nanus
Cantor Aliya Stuart
Cantor Ellen Sugerman
Service Audience
Family Service
Clergy
Rabbi Joel Nickerson
Rabbi Leah Fein
Rabbi Joel Simonds
Cantor Lisa Peicott
Cantorial Soloist Ian Simpson
Service Audience
Family Service
Clergy
Rabbi David Eshel
Rabbi Leah Lewis
Cantor Aliya Stuart
Second Day Rosh Hashanah service provides an intimate setting on our Irmas Campus for a traditional Second Day Rosh Hashanah observance. Following the service, a buffet luncheon will be served. Tickets are required to attend this service.
Service Audience
Adult Service
Clergy
Rabbi Joel Nickerson
Rabbi Susan Nanus
Cantor Lisa Peicott
Cantor Aliya Stuart
Programs & Pathways
Our offerings evolve throughout the year, but may include:
- Torah Study & Jewish Texts
- Speaker Series & Community Conversations
- Workshops, Retreats & Themed Series
- Adult B'nei Mitzvah Preparation
- Choosing Judaism
Torah Study & Jewish Texts
Speaker Series & Community Conversations
Workshops, Retreats & Themed Series
Adult B'nei Mitzvah Preparation
Choosing Judaism

Get Involved
Whether you're ready to dive into study or just looking for a place to start, we'd love to connect with you.