HNT

Morning Minyan
2022-03-09 07:30 - 08:15 (America/Los_Angeles) | Gladstein Chapel
Morning Minyan is available both in-person, for those who are fully vaccinated and complete the one-time registration, as well as virtually via Zoom.
How to Connect Virtually

You can join our virtual services on any desktop computer, laptop, tablet, or smartphone at h-nt.org/services.

If this is your first time using Zoom, read through our How To Use Zoom guide. If you run into further problems, please email Ashley@h-nt.org.

You can use a landline to have an audio-only connection by dialing +1669-900-6833,,814064429#

If you have a lot of background noise, or are having a side conversation, please mute yourself so we can limit distractions from the service.
Click here to download a digital Siddur Sim Shalom: Morning Service for Weekdays (including Hallel, Hoshanot, and Musaf for Rosh Hodesh and Hol Ha-moed)

Foundations for a Thoughtful Judaism
2022-03-09 19:00 - 20:30
Taught by Rabbi Jacob Herber
Every other Wednesday ● 7:00 PM – 8:30 PM ● via Zoom
Join Rabbi Herber for Foundations for a Thoughtful Judaism, The Shalom Hartman Institute’s latest curricular project, which offers a sophisticated yet accessible introduction to philosophical ideas in Jewish peoplehood, practice, faith, and ethics. Within these four rubrics we will explore the following questions:
Peoplehood
Explores questions related to the collective experience of Jewish life: What does it mean to be part of the Jewish community? To what extent can communities hold diverse and shared values at the same time? What does Jewish Peoplehood mean today, when the centers of Jewish life, North America and Israel, are so different and independent from one another?
Faith
Explores questions related to what a relationship in God and a life of faith entails: Where does faith come from? What are the models in Jewish tradition for a complex relationship with God which includes reverence and joy, but also anger and argument? Where does doubt fit into a life of faith? Where do Jews who do not believe fit in?
Practice
Explores questions that are fundamental to Jewish practice: What is the system of mitzvot trying to accomplish? Why the need for ritual action beyond belief? How have Jewish thinkers conceived of the meaning of mitzvot in an age of radical human autonomy?
Ethics
Explores questions related to ethical obligation and decision-making: How has Jewish tradition conceived of what we owe other people? How might we approach ethical dilemmas which test our loyalties to values and to people?
Register at https://hnt.wufoo.com/forms/foundations-for-a-thoughtful-judaism
