Hillel

Email Hillel for the zoom link to attend

Email Hillel for the zoom link to attend

Rabbi Margie Jacobs will lead a fun and creative process of making art and writing to tap into our most creative responses to all that we are experiencing in the world today.

Writing for oneself can help a person clarify, vent, grieve, and celebrate.  Bring a pen and some paper and take this time to write down thoughts, feelings, hopes and fears as this election week comes to its end.  There will be guided writing prompts and warm-ups to get us going as we use writing to explore how this election has shaped our inner landscape.  Guided by Danielle Stillman, Rabbi and Associate Chaplain at the Scott Center for Spiritual and Religious Life.

Writing for oneself can help a person clarify, vent, grieve, and celebrate.  Bring a pen and some paper and take this time to write down thoughts, feelings, hopes and fears as this election week comes to its end.  There will be guided writing prompts and warm-ups to get us going as we use writing to explore how this election has shaped our inner landscape.  Guided by Danielle Stillman, Rabbi and Associate Chaplain at the Scott Center for Spiritual and Religious Life.

Join Rabbi Danielle Stillman and the Hillel student board for a chance to meet other families and hear about Jewish Life at Middlebury. We will have a short reflection on the end of Sukkot, and get ready to welcome Shabbat.

ZOOM link: https://middlebury.zoom.us/j/91443243407?pwd=SGxON29zN1N6N3Fxa3crVHpiSXhNZz09

password: Sukkot

RSVP’s are required. Please contact Ellen McKay at emckay@middlebury.edu

Join us for the weekly celebration of Shabbat, the Jewish day of rest. We will welcome Shabbat at 5:30 pm with lively singing and prayer, followed by blessings and a home-cooked meal at 6:30 pm. All are welcome regardless of your religious background or identity.

Join us for the weekly celebration of Shabbat, the Jewish day of rest. We will welcome Shabbat at 5:30 pm with lively singing and prayer, followed by blessings and a home-cooked meal at 6:30 pm. All are welcome regardless of your religious background or identity.

Join us for the weekly celebration of Shabbat, the Jewish day of rest. We will welcome Shabbat at 5:30 pm with lively singing and prayer, followed by blessings and a home-cooked meal at 6:30 pm. All are welcome regardless of your religious background or identity.