It’s not a kumbaya world. Our lives are a complex tapestry of relationships. The terrain can be treacherous, and there are no easy formulas. We will immerse ourselves in Talmudic sources (in English translation) offering surprising insights and remarkable wisdom for improving our relationships — with community, colleagues, neighbors, friends, family, God, and let us not forget ourselves — the foundation of so much of our happiness.

Join us for Havdalah with Cindy before we start this learning session.

Refreshments will be served.

About Rabbi Amy Scheinerman:
Currently the hospice rabbi in Howard County, Maryland, she serves on the Responsa Committee of the CCAR and editor of the Torah Commentary column of the CCAR newsletter. She has served as rabbi for Conservative, Reform and unaffiliated congregations, and has published numerous books and articles.

A graduate of Brown University, she studied at Hebrew University in Jerusalem as well as Princeton Theological Seminary. She was ordained at HUC-JIR in New York, where she also received a Doctor of Divinity in 2009.