Are you culturally Jewish but not religious? Would you like your children (or grandchildren) to connect with their Jewish identity? Do you have an intercultural family? Sholem's secular Sunday school engages children 4-17 years old in an exploration of Jewish identity, history, culture and traditions of social justice. Classes meet 10:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. […]
Our School Principal, Ross Helford, will discuss the importance, urgency, and value of a secular Jewish education. We will also have an overview of our school, curriculum, philosophy and classes, as well as our bmitsve program, teen/belfer program, and our multigenerational community offerings. The presentation will be followed by a tour of classes, and then […]
The Sholem Community’s holiday observances draw from Jewish history, folk traditions, contemporary readings, and social justice themes. Our secular humanistic adaptations of Jewish holidays are creative and imbued with a sense of relevance to the concerns of our modern times. Welcome the Jewish New Year with stirring readings, literature, and poetry based in our Jewish […]
CA Ballot Measures Forum w/ Mona Field, Professor Emerita, Political Science We are delighted to have longtime Sholem member Mona Field back to lead one of her always popular and informative pre-election forums. Participants are welcome to bring their sample ballots, political junk mail, thoughts and questions so we may analyze these things together. This will be […]
Kol Nidre (Erev Yom Kippur) Friday, October 11, 2024 at 7:00-9:00 pm (PT) Doors open at 6:30 pm Robert Frost Auditorium 4401 Elenda Street, Culver City, CA, 90230 Kol Nidre, the evening that initiates Yom Kippur, is a highlight of the Sholem calendar. Informed by Jewish traditions in music and in spoken word, we reflect […]
The Sholem Community’s holiday observances draw from Jewish history, folk traditions, contemporary readings, and social justice themes. Our secular humanistic adaptations of Jewish holidays are creative and imbued with a sense of relevance to the concerns of our modern times. Join us at the park for a friendly discussion of ethics in our daily lives. […]
The Sholem Community’s holiday observances draw from Jewish history, folk traditions, contemporary readings, and social justice themes. Our secular humanistic adaptations of Jewish holidays are creative and imbued with a sense of relevance to the concerns of our modern times. This last holiday of the New Year festival cycle once celebrated the harvest. Today at […]
