Zoom-Based Classes and Programs
While Kol Rinah's building is closed to the public, our learning is thriving online! For easy access to Zoom links and passwords to any of the following events, Kol Rinah members can log into their Kol Rinah website account and look for "Zoom Links" under "My Account." Zoom links to upcoming events are also sent out in weekly emails from the synagogue. Non-members are welcome to join our Zoom-based Community Learning events; they can call the Kol Rinah office at 314-727-1747 or email communitylearning@kolrinahstl.org to request the relevant links.
Torah Talk features study and discussion of the week's Torah portion and is led by either Rabbi Arnow or Rabbi Shafrin. Torah Talk takes place every Friday at noon.
Two book clubs meet monthly (and currently on Zoom): the Kol Rinah/B'nai Amoona Jewish Book Club, on the 4th Thursday of the month, and the Kol Rinah Jewish Sci-Fi & Fantasy Book Club, on the 1st Monday of the month. New members are welcome any time!
Zoom and Learn programs, covering a wide range of Jewish subjects and taught by experts both inside and outside our congregation, take place on Sundays, usually at 11:30am. On March 7, Professor David S. Koffman will draw from his award-winning book to discuss the long history of claims that Native Americans are long-lost Israelites, and how those claims affected real encounters between Jews and Native Americans, in "American Jews and Native Americans: Myths, Encounters, and Perceptions."
And don't forget our Verein Discussion Group's kickoff "Judaism and Science" event on February 21 at 4pm.
Please contact Kol Rinah with any questions about our programs!