The Kehilat Hadar community is invited to join Yeshivat Hadar for Tisha B'Av shaharit\, Kinnot\, and a shiur by Tammy Jacobowitz. \; The schedule is as follows:
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9: 00 a.m. Shaharit and Kinnot
11:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Shiur
1:38 p.m. Minhah \;
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Date: Thursday\, July 30
Location: West End Synagogue (190 Amsterdam Avenue at 69th Street)
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Tammy Jacobowitz is pursuing a PhD in Midrash at the University of Pennsylvania with a Wexner Graduate Fellowship. A graduate of the Drisha Scholars Circle\, she has taught extensively in various communal settings throughout the New York and Philadelphia areas. She recently co-authored JOFA&rsquo\;s gender-sensitive Shmot curriculum and is on the Rabbinics faculty for Me&rsquo\;ah NYC.
Kehilat Hadar will join Shaare Zedek for mincha\, a shiur by Jason Rubenstein\, maariv\, and a break fast. \; The schedule is as follows:
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7:30 Mincha
8:15 Shiur\, "\;Suffering from Separation: Loneliness and Desolation as Motifs of Jewish Mourning"\;
8:44 Maariv and Break Fast \;
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The cost of the break fast is $5. \; Please RSVP for the break fast so that we are sure to have enough food by clicking on the following link: http://www.sznyc.org/rsvp/event/9av.
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Jason Rubenstein is the Sho'el Umeshiv (a resource during Talmud seder) at Yeshivat Hadar and coordinates the yeshiva's group process programming. He is a fourth-year rabbinical student at the Jewish Theological Seminary and holds an MA in Talmud from JTS and an AB in Social Studies from Harvard College. An alumnus of Yeshivat Ma'ale Gilbo'a\, Jason has led three trips for the Nesiya Institute\, and is a recipient of a Wexner Graduate Fellowship\, a Legacy Heritage Rabbinic Fellows Fellowship\, and a Graduate Fellowship from The Center For Jewish Law and Contemporary Civilization at Cardozo Law School.
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