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Soul Food – Fear Has A Weak Spot

Soul Food – Fear Has A Weak Spot

Soul Food
Weekly Torah class
Fear Has A Weak Spot
How trust can loosen anxiety’s grip, before reality even changes.
A person can move from bracing for the worst to leaning into the belief that life is guided, purposeful, and capable of turning toward good.
Tuesday Nov 24th
12:30 pm (no end time)
Full lunch will be served.
Suggested donation $15

The home of The Jewish Spark
Shternie Rosenfeld
RSVP Paypal Zelle Venmo Shternie6@gmail.com
Sponsored by the Yonah Foundation

Soul Food – The Myth of Falling in Love: Why lasting love begins after the wedding

Soul Food – The Myth of Falling in Love: Why lasting love begins after the wedding

Soul Food
Weekly Torah class
The Myth of Falling in Love: Why lasting love begins after the wedding
What if real love isn’t something you find, but something you build?
Tuesday Nov 3rd
12:30 pm (no end time)
Full lunch will be served.
Suggested donation $15

The home of The Jewish Spark
Shternie Rosenfeld
RSVP Paypal Zelle Venmo Shternie6@gmail.com
Sponsored by the Yonah Foundation

Shofar in the Park

Shofar in the Park

The Jewish Spark
Shofar in the Park
Join The Jewish Spark on the second day of Rosh Hashanah
Sept 13th at 5 pm
O’Hara Community Park
(Near the Tennis Courts)

Shofar Blowing and Tashlich Ceremony
Inspiring words about the holiday will be followed by
the Mitzvah of the day: Blowing of the Shofar.

After that, we will walk to the pond for the traditional
waterside Tashlich ceremony.
Special kids holiday story & snack
For more information: JewishSparkPGH@gmail.com

Soul Food – Why Judaism Begins with the Body

Soul Food – Why Judaism Begins with the Body

Weekly Torah class
Why Judaism Begins with the Body
How brit milah reveals where the deepest connection to G-d lives
If Judaism is about the soul, why does it begin with such a physical act?
Tuesday Oct 20th
12:30 pm (no end time)
Full lunch will be served.
Suggested donation $15
The home of The Jewish Spark
Shternie Rosenfeld
RSVP Paypal Zelle Venmo Shternie6@gmail.com
Sponsored by the Yonah Foundation

Soul Food – The Man G-d Praised

Soul Food – The Man G-d Praised

Weekly Torah class
The Man G-d Praised
Why ordinary people sometimes need extraordinary words
Sometimes a person becomes capable of more when someone calls them up for it.
Tuesday Oct 13th
12:30 pm (no end time)
Full lunch will be served.
Suggested donation $15
The home of The Jewish Spark
Shternie Rosenfeld
RSVP Paypal Zelle Venmo Shternie6@gmail.com
Sponsored by the Yonah Foundation

Soul Food – One More Child

Soul Food – One More Child

Weekly Torah class
One More Child
Why the Torah treats every birth as the creation of a world
Every child is not just part of the world, but a world unto themselves—making each birth an act of creation that changes everything
Tuesday Oct 6th
12:30 pm (no end time)
Full lunch will be served.
Suggested donation $15

The home of The Jewish Spark
Shternie Rosenfeld
RSVP Paypal Zelle Venmo Shternie6@gmail.com
Sponsored by the Yonah Foundation

Soul Food – The Unsung Hero of Sukkot

Soul Food – The Unsung Hero of Sukkot

Weekly Torah class – Sukkot lesson
The Unsung Hero of Sukkot
The Willow Is More than Just a Branch
Examine why the willow is chosen for a special mitzvah, and how it teaches us the importance of simple, unwavering faith as the foundation for all other forms of observance.
Tuesday Sept 22nd
12:30 pm (no end time)
Full lunch will be served.
Suggested donation $15
The home of The Jewish Spark
Shternie Rosenfeld
RSVP Paypal Zelle Venmo Shternie6@gmail.com
Sponsored by the Yonah Foundation

Soul Food – Yom Kippur Lesson

Soul Food – Yom Kippur Lesson

Weekly Torah class – Yom Kippur lesson
A Parent’s Love
Why G-d’s Forgiveness Doesn’t Mean We Can Stay the Same
In this lesson, we dive deep into why G-d treats us like His beloved children, even when we fail.
Tuesday Sept 15th
12:30 pm (no end time)
Full lunch will be served.
Suggested donation $15
The home of The Jewish Spark
Shternie Rosenfeld
RSVP Paypal Zelle Venmo Shternie6@gmail.com
Sponsored by the Yonah Foundation