You're Invited to a Community-Wide iEngage Event

You're Invited to a Hartman Community iEngage Roundtable with SHI Research Fellow Micah Goodman. View this email in your browser The Shalom Hartman Institute of North America invites you to Engaging Israel: A Community Conversation with  Dr. Micah Goodman Shalom Hartman Institute Research Fellow Monday, November 18 5:30 pm - 9:00 pm Includes Private Museum Tour and Dinner The Contemporary Jewish Museum 736 Mission Street (between 3rd and 4th Streets) San Francisco, CA 94103 (Powell Street exit from BART) Please register online by November 11. Learn more about iEngage. PARTICIPATING INSTITUTIONS Beth Emek Congregation • B'nai Israel Jewish Center • Congregation Beth Am • Congregation Bet Haverim • Congregation Beth David • Congregation Beth Jacob • Congregation Emanu-El • Congregation Shomrei Torah • Contemporary Jewish Museum • Hillel at Berkeley • Hillel at Stanford • JCC East Bay • JCC San Francisco • Jewish Community Relations Council • Kol Emeth • Lehrhaus Judaica • North Tahoe Hebrew Congregation • Peninsula Sinai Congregation • Peninsula Temple Beth El • Peninsula Temple Sholom • Temple Beth Sholom • Temple Beth Torah • Temple Isaiah   ABOUT DR. MICAH GOODMAN A research fellow at the Shalom Hartman Institute, Micah Goodman has a doctorate in Jewish thought from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. Micah teaches at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem and lectures throughout Israel on contemporary Judaism and Israeli culture. He directs Ein Prat - The Academy for Leadership. Micah has published articles in a number of journals on the philosophy of Maimonides and Nahmanides. His book on Maimonides' Guide for the Perplexed was published in 2010, and his second book, The Dream of the Kuzari, was published in 2012. Both books are bestsellers in Israel.   ABOUT IENGAGE The goal of the iEngage Project is to respond to growing feelings of disenchantment and disinterest toward Israel among an ever-increasing number of Jews worldwide by creating a new narrative regarding the significance of Israel for Jewish life. Learn more about iEngage. The Shalom Hartman Institute of North America is honored to be supported by the Koret Foundation’s Initiative on Jewish Peoplehood. The Initiative on Jewish Peoplehood believes that the ongoing vitality of the Jewish people lies in the richness of its communal life, the vibrancy and diversity of its cultural and spiritual expression, and the shared experiences that inspire a sense of connectedness to Jews everywhere and in every generation.  co-sponsored by the Northern California Board of Rabbis  follow us on Twitter | like us on Facebook © 2013 Shalom Hartman Institute. All Rights Reserved.  Shalom Hartman Institute 11 Gedalyahu Alon St., Jerusalem 93113 Israel T: +972 2 567 5320 | F: +972 2 561 1913 | Email Shalom Hartman Institute of North America One Pennsylvania Plaza, Suite 1606, New York, NY 10119 T: +1 212 268 0300 | F: +1 212 239 4550 | Email Canadian Friends of Shalom Hartman Institute 8888 Blvd Pie IX, Montreal, QC H1Z4J5 T: +1 212 268 0300 | F: +1 212 239 4550 | Email    unsubscribe from this list    update subscription preferences