FED: Jewish Peoplehood Shabbat Dinner
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Event Description
Join us for a delicious FED Shabbat Dinner, meaningful conversations, and beautiful melodies!
You may be familiar with Arthur Aron’s 36 questions that lead to love, from the NYTimes Modern Love column. But did you know there are questions that can lead to Jewish Peoplehood?
Thanks to the work of Rabbi Jeni S. Friedman, CEO of the Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture, now you can participate yourself in this experiment to unlock the power of Jewish Peoplehood.
Come prepared to speak (and listen) from the heart about your Jewish traditions, experiences, and identity, and to find new meaningful connections.
Following this, musician Ira Klein will lead us in nigunim. Nigunim are traditional Jewish wordless melodies that are easily accessible, and do not require musical experience. Through repetition and variation, these melodies create a magical atmosphere. Let’s have fun and build community while making music!
With thanks to our host, JCC Harlem.