Back by popular demand! Are you a spiritual person by nature, but don’t feel particularly connected to Shabbat morning services? Do you get lost in the siddur, confused by the flow, feel alienated by the Hebrew or the meaning of the words? Come join us at Learner’s Minyan, as we pull back the curtain on the Shabbat morning service! Learner’s Minyan is a place to bring all your service-related questions and get spiritually oriented to Jewish communal prayer. We will explore what it means to daven or pray, learn about strategies for connecting with communal prayer services, and dive into the details of structure, choreography and meaning of the Shabbat morning prayer service. In the Learners Minyan, you are welcome to join whether or not you are a regular synagogue-goer, know Hebrew, or have any Jewish educational background. No particular God-belief required, and all questions welcome.

Please note, we will likely touch on the words of the prayers themselves, but this class isn't about learning how to say the words of the prayers in Hebrew. All are invited to stay for Kiddush lunch at noon.