Prayer provides a means to express gratitude. Prayer can be silent. Prayer can be communal. Prayer expresses our deepest needs and appreciation. This course follows the development of prayer, from the Tabernacle in the wilderness of Sinai, to the Temple in Jerusalem, to the Synagogue of today. The course will also explore some of the concepts behind prayer and blessings, as well as the power of meditation, as we link our past, present, and future, to the immediate and the transcendent. Join Rabbi Natan Trief and Temple Sinai for a journey of the soul — start today. 

Lesson 1 - On a Wing and a Prayer: Why People Pray 
Lesson 2 - Minyans, Mishkan, and the Mobile Community 
Lesson 3 - Breathing Berakhot into Life, and Life into Berakhot 
Lesson 4 - Intention, Connection, and Introspection 
Lesson 5 - Praying the Part: Special Prayers for Ordinary Days 
Lesson 6 - Shal-Ohm: Mysticism, Meditation and Meaning 

Class is $80 per person. Open to Sinai members and guests

You may participate in person or online at the link below.
www.tinyurl.com/SinaiZoomRoom
Password 5645

This program is through the MJCCA Lisa F. Brill Institute for Jewish Learning/Melton School.