Join us on Sunday, November 7, for an afternoon of Torah study as part of the Global Day of Jewish Learning 2021!

4:20 PM: Mincha/Ma'ariv
5:00 PM: Shiurim for Families & Adults
6:00 PM: Hamachi Pick-up

We'll begin with Mincha/Ma'ariv at 4:20 PM, followed by shiurim at 5:00 PM. There will be two concurrent shiurim offered on this year's Global Day theme of “The Bonds Between Us”; one for parents and children (elementary - middle school age) taught by Molly Jaret and one for adults taught by Rabbanit Goldie. If you can't join us in person at ASBI, both shiurim will also be broadcast over Zoom. 

If you want to pick up Hamachi to-go following the shiurim, please place an order with Hamachi directly by 1:00 PM on Sunday, November 7. ASBI will be covering the fee to deliver to Lakeview! Call Hamachi at 773-293-6904 or order online and be sure to let them know it's for the 5:30 PM Lakeview Delivery to ASBI on Sunday, November 7. You can pay for your order directly (and add a tip for the driver if you can!).

We hope you will join us for this opportunity to connect with the ASBI community and learn Torah together! Please register below.

Family Shiur with Molly Jaret
"Connection through Creativity"

This class will be a hands-on exploration of the role creativity plays in connecting with God and our community, as we study the creativity involved in building the Mishkan! While the teaching will be suited for elementary school through middle school aged children, there will be Mishkan-related coloring + art supplies to use for all kids who attend!

"We sometimes think of creativity as a solitary pursuit, but in fact, this fundamental element of human  experience is an essential part of the bonds between us, a powerful tool for creating community and  connection - with each other, and with the Divine” (from the class guide by Alicia Jo Rabins).

Adult Shiur with Rabbanit Goldie
“Carry on my Wayward Son…”
An Introduction to Perek Ben Sorer U’Moreh (8th Chapter of Sanhedrin)

Rabbanit Goldie will be kicking off her Sunday Talmud shiur with a class exploring the legal background of the ben sorer u’moreh, or rebellious child. This shiur is geared towards beginning -intermediate students of Talmud, with the ability to read Hebrew. Texts will be in the original Hebrew, many given with translation (and with tools for translation at the ready!).

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