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Boulder JCC: How do you Jew – Understanding Conservative Judaism
September 28 @ 5:30 pm - 7:30 pm MDT
$15Judaism is both a religion and a culture/peoplehood. There are many denominations, also called movements or streams. There are similarities and differences under the large Jewish tent. We hope to dedicate time to explore all these movements of Jewish practice and belief.
Conservative Judaism largely emerged in the 19th century in the United States, with the tagline “Tradition and Change.” This class will explore the theological and sociological origins of the Conservative movement, and review how these origins present themselves within Conservative synagogues today. You will step out of this class with a greater sense of what to expect at Conservative services, and a deeper understanding of the differences between denominational practices and theology.
- Dinner and childcare will be available
- Class starts at 6:00 PM
About Julia Chatinover
Julia Chatinover is a seasoned Jewish non-profit professional and experiential educator. Her career began as the program director and later assistant director at Camp Ramah in the Rockies. Julia has recently returned to Ramah as the Director of Leadership for the National Ramah Commission, which supports the 15+ overnight, day-camp, and Israel programs of the Ramah movement.
Monday, September 28 | 5:30 – 7:30 pm | $15 per person (additional $5 for childcare)