Adult Education is an important part of Temple life and we support lifelong learning for all ages and stages. Connect with others in our One Family while taking a class, participating in a discussion group, coming to hear a speaker or screening a film. Adult programming includes both one-of-a-kind events and on-going learning opportunities such as the following:
Florence Melton School of Adult Jewish Learning
Take your seat at the table and join the great Jewish conversation. Are you looking for a profound understanding of what it means to be Jewish? The Melton School sets a high standard for interactive, text-based Jewish learning. Temple Shalom is entering its third year of offering these inspiring classes for learners of all knowledge levels and backgrounds. Registration is now open.
Please visit www.events.org/MeltonNaples for more information.
Saturday Morning Torah Study at 8:30am
Explore the weekly Torah portion virtually with the guidance of our clergy. Text sheets will be shared via Zoom. Learners of all levels are welcome. Torah study is being held virtually only until further notice. Please contact Rabbi Boxman at aboxman@naplestemple.org to let her know your interest.
Jewish Yoga
Wednesdays - 10:30am to 11:30am. Via Zoom
9 sessions
Yoga instructor and Temple Shalom member, Missy Balsam, guides you through an all-levels, gentle yoga stretch session interwoven with Jewish spiritual teachings. This class is designed to relieve stress and calm the mind. There is a $54 cost. Space is limited.
Register here.
Israel Book Discussion Group
The group meets every 4th Monday of each month. Please contact Michael Rubner for more information and the Zoom links.
Decade of Distinction Scholar Series
Five world-class scholars in a series of virtual learning opportunities. Generously underwritten by the Shirley & Henry Kraus Scholar-in-Residence Fund.
The Rabbi James and Jane Perman Library at Temple Shalom
Temple Shalom houses the only comprehensive Judaica library in Collier County. Come on in, have a cup of coffee and peruse the shelves. We’re also looking for a volunteer or two to help with reshelving books and cataloging new ones. Let us know if you can help out. 239-455-3030
Did you know…?
Reformjudaism.org is a great resource for information on the Jewish holidays, social justice, Jewish life and practice as well as Israel and learning opportunities. Parents can find age appropriate resources for children such as Shaboom! videos which teach children about Jewish values like visiting the sick, tzedakah and asking forgiveness. There are recipes for the holidays, links to Jewish music, information on lifecycle events and rituals and more.
