Join for a quick monthly 45-minute gathering to explore the upcoming Jewish month and set our intentions and goals. We will use teachings from Rabbi Dalia Marx's new book "From Time to Time: Journeys in the Jewish Calendar", although it is not necessary for you to have the book to participate.

Please join Temple Isaiah's Voter Engagement Group as we text with The Workers Circle and Vote Riders to make sure voters in Florida have the ID they need in order to vote. Tuesday, October 29 at 4:00 pm in the Sales Center. A laptop or tablet is needed to participate! No experience necessary, training will be provided. You must register with both Temple Isaiah (sign up at linked form at the end of this sentence) and with The Workers Circle

More than 1200 years ago, the Masoretes, a group of Torah scribes and scholars, created two systems to aid in the interpretation and the oral presentation of Torah: the vowels (nikudot) and a system of cantillation (ta’amei mikra). We will learn how trope/cantillation helps to interpret the text and how to use the trope to bring Torah to life. In just a few short sessions with Cantor Randall Schloss, we will all learn how to chant Torah!

In this three-part class we will attempt to answer the simple question, “What is Jewish Music?” As we answer, we will explore the rich diversity of musical traditions, from music of  prayer and the synagogue, klezmer, Jewish music theater, music of the middle east, classical traditions and more.

More than 1200 years ago, the Masoretes, a group of Torah scribes and scholars, created two systems to aid in the interpretation and the oral presentation of Torah: the vowels (nikudot) and a system of cantillation (ta’amei mikra). We will learn how trope/cantillation helps to interpret the text and how to use the trope to bring Torah to life. In just a few short sessions with Cantor Randall Schloss, we will all learn how to chant Torah!

In this three-part class we will attempt to answer the simple question, “What is Jewish Music?” As we answer, we will explore the rich diversity of musical traditions, from music of  prayer and the synagogue, klezmer, Jewish music theater, music of the middle east, classical traditions and more.

For people in bereavement, a monthly gathering to share and learn with one another.

Description: Justice and redemption. Good vs. evil. Heroism and cowardice. The courage to boldly share one's vision with a dark and disillusioned world. These aren't just headlines from the 2024 election cycle; they are the well-worn teachings of our biblical prophets, passed down through the generations. Join Rabbi Jaclyn Cohen for this multi-session class exploring the wisdom of the prophets through a modern lens: what can Amos, Isaiah, Jeremiah, Micah and their peers teach us today? How can their stories guide us toward lives rooted in equality, purpose, and the pursuit of a more just society? No prior experience studying TaNaKh (Torah, Prophets, Writings) necessary. Open to adults of all ages. Participants will receive a copy of "The Prophets" by Abraham Joshua Heschel.

More than 1200 years ago, the Masoretes, a group of Torah scribes and scholars, created two systems to aid in the interpretation and the oral presentation of Torah: the vowels (nikudot) and a system of cantillation (ta’amei mikra). We will learn how trope/cantillation helps to interpret the text and how to use the trope to bring Torah to life. In just a few short sessions with Cantor Randall Schloss, we will all learn how to chant Torah!

This is not a test, and this is not a choir rehearsal. This is a chance to come together and create music together in person and in real time. We’ll explore multiple styles and traditions, bringing music and our souls to life. All skill levels are welcome.