Mussar seeks to improve our relations with others and ourselves. The class is discussion based and focuses on character traits, or middot, such as patience, generosity, gratitude, anger, and humility. The method is to study these traits and put into practice what we study. The goal is to make us not just more insightful, but to effect a change in behavior by making the heart feel what the mind knows. We draw upon both classic and modern Mussar writings, though…

Join Rabbi Matt Green in an exploration of the weekly Torah portion, every Wednesday evening at 7:30pm. We'll examine the parsha, alongside both classical and contemporary commentaries. This weekly class will begin with the very first portion in the Torah, Parshat Breishit. No registration needed. For more info, contact Rabbi Green at mgreen@cbebk.org.

In each session, we will examine concepts in Jewish political thought. We will explore big themes in political thought such as monarchy, democracy, dissent, welfare, and so on, through the lens of biblical, rabbinic, medieval, and modern Jewish texts. As in years past, will continue the tradition of holding this class every other Thursday. Bring lunch for yourself and Rabbi Green will supply the learning.

With a coalition government likely forming at this point, join us for a conversation about the path forward for Israeli democracy and the issues that will define the struggle for equality and democracy in Israel in the new Knesset. Mikhael Manekin, Director of the Alliance for Israel's Future, will speak about the new faces of progressive political leadership in Israel, and how they are creating the groundwork for truly inclusive politics that represent all of Israel’s citizens, in a conversation…

Join Rabbi Matt Green in an exploration of the weekly Torah portion, every Wednesday evening at 7:30pm. We'll examine the parsha, alongside both classical and contemporary commentaries. This weekly class will begin with the very first portion in the Torah, Parshat Breishit. No registration needed. For more info, contact Rabbi Green at mgreen@cbebk.org.

CBE’s monthly caregiver support group provides a safe environment and allows caregivers to talk to others who are experiencing the same challenges and rewards and who can not only empathize, and share moments of humor but can also offer valuable insights and suggestions. The meeting takes place at CBE and is facilitated by a social worker from Jewish Community Services of The Jewish Board.

Mussar seeks to improve our relations with others and ourselves. The class is discussion based and focuses on character traits, or middot, such as patience, generosity, gratitude, anger, and humility. The method is to study these traits and put into practice what we study. The goal is to make us not just more insightful, but to effect a change in behavior by making the heart feel what the mind knows. We draw upon both classic and modern Mussar writings, though…

Join Rabbi Matt Green in an exploration of the weekly Torah portion, every Wednesday evening at 7:30pm. We'll examine the parsha, alongside both classical and contemporary commentaries. This weekly class will begin with the very first portion in the Torah, Parshat Breishit. No registration needed. For more info, contact Rabbi Green at mgreen@cbebk.org.

In each session, we will examine concepts in Jewish political thought. We will explore big themes in political thought such as monarchy, democracy, dissent, welfare, and so on, through the lens of biblical, rabbinic, medieval, and modern Jewish texts. As in years past, will continue the tradition of holding this class every other Thursday. Bring lunch for yourself and Rabbi Green will supply the learning.

Join Rabbi Matt Green in an exploration of the weekly Torah portion, every Wednesday evening at 7:30pm. We'll examine the parsha, alongside both classical and contemporary commentaries. This weekly class will begin with the very first portion in the Torah, Parshat Breishit. No registration needed. For more info, contact Rabbi Green at mgreen@cbebk.org.

Mussar seeks to improve our relations with others and ourselves. The class is discussion based and focuses on character traits, or middot, such as patience, generosity, gratitude, anger, and humility. The method is to study these traits and put into practice what we study. The goal is to make us not just more insightful, but to effect a change in behavior by making the heart feel what the mind knows. We draw upon both classic and modern Mussar writings, though…

with Kate Wechsler, M.S.W. Childcare and refreshments provided.

Join Rabbi Matt Green in an exploration of the weekly Torah portion, every Wednesday evening at 7:30pm. We'll examine the parsha, alongside both classical and contemporary commentaries. This weekly class will begin with the very first portion in the Torah, Parshat Breishit. No registration needed. For more info, contact Rabbi Green at mgreen@cbebk.org.

In each session, we will examine concepts in Jewish political thought. We will explore big themes in political thought such as monarchy, democracy, dissent, welfare, and so on, through the lens of biblical, rabbinic, medieval, and modern Jewish texts. As in years past, will continue the tradition of holding this class every other Thursday. Bring lunch for yourself and Rabbi Green will supply the learning.