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There are times when each of us feels stuck, times when we feel down, or alone, or emotionally spent, and struggle to find the blessings. Our morning gratitude is there to help us through those stretches and the good ones too, and to help us all start the day with faith, hope, gratitude and an awareness of our blessings. Join Rabbi Saroken and Rabbi Shalva to refocus the mind, heart and soul and start the day off with love.

The Sue Glick Liebman Visiting Israel Scholar program is a community-wide series to educate and deepen our relationships with the people and land of Israel. The program is an innovative opportunity that brings one scholar, artist or thought-leader to Baltimore each year to provide connections to Israel within his/her respective field. By focusing on different topics each year, the goal is to engage and educate diverse populations in Baltimore which will expand the reach of the program and help strengthen our community’s connection to Israel.

There are times when each of us feels stuck, times when we feel down, or alone, or emotionally spent, and struggle to find the blessings. Our morning gratitude is there to help us through those stretches and the good ones too, and to help us all start the day with faith, hope, gratitude and an awareness of our blessings. Join Rabbi Saroken and Rabbi Shalva to refocus the mind, heart and soul and start the day off with love.

There are times when each of us feels stuck, times when we feel down, or alone, or emotionally spent, and struggle to find the blessings. Our morning gratitude is there to help us through those stretches and the good ones too, and to help us all start the day with faith, hope, gratitude and an awareness of our blessings. Join Rabbi Saroken and Rabbi Shalva to refocus the mind, heart and soul and start the day off with love.

The Sue Glick Liebman Visiting Israel Scholar program is a community-wide series to educate and deepen our relationships with the people and land of Israel. The program is an innovative opportunity that brings one scholar, artist or thought-leader to Baltimore each year to provide connections to Israel within his/her respective field. By focusing on different topics each year, the goal is to engage and educate diverse populations in Baltimore which will expand the reach of the program and help strengthen our community’s connection to Israel.

There are times when each of us feels stuck, times when we feel down, or alone, or emotionally spent, and struggle to find the blessings. Our morning gratitude is there to help us through those stretches and the good ones too, and to help us all start the day with faith, hope, gratitude and an awareness of our blessings. Join Rabbi Saroken and Rabbi Shalva to refocus the mind, heart and soul and start the day off with love.

Bring your questions and come as you are whether you’re rediscovering your heritage, you’re soul searching or seeking your community, connecting with your partner, considering conversion, or a lifelong learner.

Join Rabbi Getzel for a 7-class series for couples interested in a conscious and healthy transition to marriage.

There are times when each of us feels stuck, times when we feel down, or alone, or emotionally spent, and struggle to find the blessings. Our morning gratitude is there to help us through those stretches and the good ones too, and to help us all start the day with faith, hope, gratitude and an awareness of our blessings. Join Rabbi Saroken and Rabbi Shalva to refocus the mind, heart and soul and start the day off with love.

Join the Baltimore Zionist District and Sharaka for a special panel discussion featuring peace activists Dr. Majid Al Sarrah, Amit Deri, and Amjad Taha. It is moderated by Caren Leven, the Executive Director of the Baltimore Zionist District.

The Sue Glick Liebman Visiting Israel Scholar program is a community-wide series to educate and deepen our relationships with the people and land of Israel. The program is an innovative opportunity that brings one scholar, artist or thought-leader to Baltimore each year to provide connections to Israel within his/her respective field. By focusing on different topics each year, the goal is to engage and educate diverse populations in Baltimore which will expand the reach of the program and help strengthen our community’s connection to Israel.

There’s never been a more relevant year to celebrate Lag B’Omer, a holiday that commemorates a pause in a plague that killed Rabbi Akiva’s students (we’re not kidding), & is marked by lighting bonfires. Join us on Zoom to the sounds of Cris Jacobs.

Join author, scholar, and activist Jael Silliman for a multimedia presentation on the historic Jewish communities of India.

There are times when each of us feels stuck, times when we feel down, or alone, or emotionally spent, and struggle to find the blessings. Our morning gratitude is there to help us through those stretches and the good ones too, and to help us all start the day with faith, hope, gratitude and an awareness of our blessings. Join Rabbi Saroken and Rabbi Shalva to refocus the mind, heart and soul and start the day off with love.

Join us for an outdoor, Israeli-style, bonfire celebration!
Potatoes and marshmallows to roast, as well as a blanket, will be provided.

Please join BZD and Secret Vienna as we explore Jewish life in Vienna. The Austrian capital is well known for its vibrant culture, wonderful classical music, magnificent architecture, and Jewish community.

Listen to stories, sing songs, and join in activities that celebrate acceptance and inclusivity. This program is open to all, and the activities are perfect for children ages 3-8.

Bring your questions and come as you are whether you’re rediscovering your heritage, you’re soul searching or seeking your community, connecting with your partner, considering conversion, or a lifelong learner.

Traditional expressions of grief and loss have been severely restricted during Covid. Our panel of speakers will discuss how different faiths are facing these challenges and are adapting their traditions in these troubled times.

In honor of Jerusalem Day, join BZD and StandWithUs for a LIVE tour of Mishkenot Sheananim- the revolutionary's first neighborhood built outside the Old City walls.