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Adult

Education & Engagement

At Temple Isaiah, we believe learning is a lifelong journey. Our Adult Education programs offer a chance to explore Jewish traditions, dive into meaningful conversations, and deepen your connection to our community. Whether you’re new to Jewish learning or have been studying for years, there’s something for everyone. Come join us for engaging classes, insightful discussions, and opportunities to grow—both spiritually and intellectually—in a warm and welcoming environment.

Please Visit our Calendar for a Full List of Events
People of the Book Club
Sun, Oct 25, 2026 - 11:00 AM - 12:30 PM
People of the Book Club Discussion for “Heart of a Stranger” by Angela Buchdahl
Facilitated by: Rabbi Jaclyn Cohen
With “People of the Book” as Isaiah’s theme for High Holy Days 2026, we are proud to present a community-wide monthly “book club” from September 2026 through June 2027. All adult and teen (13+) members of our community are invited to read and participate. Each book is connected in some way to Judaism, Jewish life, identity, or learning and have been vetted and treasured by our clergy and staff.
This discussion will be presented in-person and online. Close to the date of discussion, each registered participant will receive a Zoom link, should they choose to participate virtually. Discussion facilitator will communicate in advance if changes need to be made.
While reading that month's book is highly encouraged, you do not need to read or complete the book to participate in the discussion. We look forward to reading with you! Learn more about People of the book.
RSVP HERE
People of the Book Club
Sun, Nov 15, 2026 - 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM
People of the Book Club Discussion for “People Love Dead Jews" by Dara Horn
Facilitated by: Rabbi Adam Allenberg
With “People of the Book” as Isaiah’s theme for High Holy Days 2026, we are proud to present a community-wide monthly “book club” from September 2026 through June 2027. All adult and teen (13+) members of our community are invited to read and participate. Each book is connected in some way to Judaism, Jewish life, identity, or learning and have been vetted and treasured by our clergy and staff.
This discussion will be presented in-person and online. Close to the date of discussion, each registered participant will receive a Zoom link, should they choose to participate virtually. Discussion facilitator will communicate in advance if changes need to be made.
While reading that month's book is highly encouraged, you do not need to read or complete the book to participate in the discussion. We look forward to reading with you! Learn more about People of the book.
RSVP HERE
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For anyone Jewish, 
Jew-ish or
Jew-curious.

Whether you want to learn more about Jewish culture, are considering converting to Judaism, or are eager to bring more Jewish into your life, the Miller Intro to Judaism Program is for you.

The Miller Introduction to Judaism Program is an 18-week course that provides fundamental knowledge, practical skills, and clarifying insights into Jewish culture. No matter your age or background, everyone is welcome to join Intro to Judaism and learn about the Torah and Judaism’s many rituals, values, and holidays. Each cohort will explore Judaism’s past, present, and future with guidance from a rabbi. Consider taking this Jewish class to find out more.

Learn more about what we cover in the course overview.

ChaiVillageLA, a program of Temple Isaiah and Temple Emanuel, has a full array of interesting, educational and fun events. All Temple adults are welcome to join in. 

View all Current ChaiVillageLA Programming

Inspiring Jewish stories performed by The Braid! Laugh, cry, and cheer at the stories of descendants of Holocaust survivors, LGBTQ+ Jews, and the shockingly unexpected. 

Learn More Here