Perashat hashavúa, Pintar Torá. En este taller trabajamos la perasha de la semana para ir con nuestro calendario judío y después meditamos con su letra en hebreo relacionada y pintamos o dibujamos al respecto brevemente, compartimos la experiencia y nuestras interpretaciones. La idea es inspirarnos en saber racional y sensorial para mantenernos conectados en la semana. La clase es los lunes de 7 a 8 pm por videochat. ¡Los esperamos!

Join Grace Nehmad, Mexico City artist. leads a weekly workshop where we learn about the Torah chapter, or parsha of the week. After the review of the parsha, we meditate on an accompanying related Hebrew letter and then quickly draw or sketch something related. We then share the experience and our interpretations. The ideas is to inspire us to approach the text both rationally and sensorially to maintain a connection to its lessons throughout the coming week. Please send your WhatsApp phone number to shalomsanmiguel@gmail.org to be added to the video chat. Join anytime. We’re waiting for you.

Note: For English speakers with an intermediate or better grasp of Spanish, this is a great way to improve your language skills and socialize with Mexicans.

Perashat hashavúa, Pintar Torá. En este taller trabajamos la perasha de la semana para ir con nuestro calendario judío y después meditamos con su letra en hebreo relacionada y pintamos o dibujamos al respecto brevemente, compartimos la experiencia y nuestras interpretaciones. La idea es inspirarnos en saber racional y sensorial para mantenernos conectados en la semana. La clase es los lunes de 7 a 8 pm por videochat. ¡Los esperamos!

Join Grace Nehmad, Mexico City artist. leads a weekly workshop where we learn about the Torah chapter, or parsha of the week. After the review of the parsha, we meditate on an accompanying related Hebrew letter and then quickly draw or sketch something related. We then share the experience and our interpretations. The ideas is to inspire us to approach the text both rationally and sensorially to maintain a connection to its lessons throughout the coming week. Please send your WhatsApp phone number to shalomsanmiguel@gmail.org to be added to the video chat. Join anytime. We’re waiting for you.

Note: For English speakers with an intermediate or better grasp of Spanish, this is a great way to improve your language skills and socialize with Mexicans.

Please contact the office by calling 415 185 9191 or emailing shalomsanmiguel@gmail.org if you are interested in joining this class by Zoom.

You are invited to join this dynamic, intellectually, spiritually and emotionally fulfilling weekly discussion group to deepen conversations and connection to Jewish Wisdom and one another. As to be expected in a Jewish class, we all enter with different beliefs, perspectives and questions we may have always thought but were either afraid or had no one to ask. Join members of our community in reading Jewish Wisdom: Ethical, Spiritual and Historical Lessons from the Great Works and Thinkers by Rabbi Joseph Telushkin. You may wish to buy this excellent resource of a book or download an online copy. A limited number of photocopied handouts of the reading are available each week.

Although it is ideal that you attend weekly, each meeting is self-contained, so you can join at any time. Each week Dan leads us in a discussion of varying topics such as:

Mensch - Nine challenges a good person must meetHonesty, Dishonesty and the “gray areas” in betweenSticks and Stones - the ethics of speechCommunal ResponsibilitiesMarriage, romantic love, sex, and the duty to have childrenBetween parents and childrenJudaism and abortion"DivorceFriendshipKindness and compassionThe terrible toll of hatredConvertsJusticeWarEcology

And 75 other fascinating topics.

Conducted mostly in Hebrew as well as Spanish and English, in person and via Zoom. Following services, about 12 noon, is a pot-luck kiddish luncheon (vegetarian or dairy only). Please bring a dish to share.

Torah Discussion Group, on the weekly Torah reading, takes place every Saturday afternoon, (in person and on line) after morning services and our potluck kiddish (conducted in Spanish).

Religious services are free; donations would be appreciated. Please call the office (415) 185-9191 during business hours for Zoom access details and to arrange donations.

Perashat hashavúa, Pintar Torá. En este taller trabajamos la perasha de la semana para ir con nuestro calendario judío y después meditamos con su letra en hebreo relacionada y pintamos o dibujamos al respecto brevemente, compartimos la experiencia y nuestras interpretaciones. La idea es inspirarnos en saber racional y sensorial para mantenernos conectados en la semana. La clase es los lunes de 7 a 8 pm por videochat. ¡Los esperamos!

Join Grace Nehmad, Mexico City artist. leads a weekly workshop where we learn about the Torah chapter, or parsha of the week. After the review of the parsha, we meditate on an accompanying related Hebrew letter and then quickly draw or sketch something related. We then share the experience and our interpretations. The ideas is to inspire us to approach the text both rationally and sensorially to maintain a connection to its lessons throughout the coming week. Please send your WhatsApp phone number to shalomsanmiguel@gmail.org to be added to the video chat. Join anytime. We’re waiting for you.

Note: For English speakers with an intermediate or better grasp of Spanish, this is a great way to improve your language skills and socialize with Mexicans.

Please contact the office by calling 415 185 9191 or emailing shalomsanmiguel@gmail.org if you are interested in joining this class by Zoom.

You are invited to join this dynamic, intellectually, spiritually and emotionally fulfilling weekly discussion group to deepen conversations and connection to Jewish Wisdom and one another. As to be expected in a Jewish class, we all enter with different beliefs, perspectives and questions we may have always thought but were either afraid or had no one to ask. Join members of our community in reading Jewish Wisdom: Ethical, Spiritual and Historical Lessons from the Great Works and Thinkers by Rabbi Joseph Telushkin. You may wish to buy this excellent resource of a book or download an online copy. A limited number of photocopied handouts of the reading are available each week.

Although it is ideal that you attend weekly, each meeting is self-contained, so you can join at any time. Each week Dan leads us in a discussion of varying topics such as:

Mensch - Nine challenges a good person must meetHonesty, Dishonesty and the “gray areas” in betweenSticks and Stones - the ethics of speechCommunal ResponsibilitiesMarriage, romantic love, sex, and the duty to have childrenBetween parents and childrenJudaism and abortion"DivorceFriendshipKindness and compassionThe terrible toll of hatredConvertsJusticeWarEcology

And 75 other fascinating topics.

Perashat hashavúa, Pintar Torá. En este taller trabajamos la perasha de la semana para ir con nuestro calendario judío y después meditamos con su letra en hebreo relacionada y pintamos o dibujamos al respecto brevemente, compartimos la experiencia y nuestras interpretaciones. La idea es inspirarnos en saber racional y sensorial para mantenernos conectados en la semana. La clase es los lunes de 7 a 8 pm por videochat. ¡Los esperamos!

Join Grace Nehmad, Mexico City artist. leads a weekly workshop where we learn about the Torah chapter, or parsha of the week. After the review of the parsha, we meditate on an accompanying related Hebrew letter and then quickly draw or sketch something related. We then share the experience and our interpretations. The ideas is to inspire us to approach the text both rationally and sensorially to maintain a connection to its lessons throughout the coming week. Please send your WhatsApp phone number to shalomsanmiguel@gmail.org to be added to the video chat. Join anytime. We’re waiting for you.

Note: For English speakers with an intermediate or better grasp of Spanish, this is a great way to improve your language skills and socialize with Mexicans.

Please contact the office by calling 415 185 9191 or emailing shalomsanmiguel@gmail.org if you are interested in joining this class by Zoom.

You are invited to join this dynamic, intellectually, spiritually and emotionally fulfilling weekly discussion group to deepen conversations and connection to Jewish Wisdom and one another. As to be expected in a Jewish class, we all enter with different beliefs, perspectives and questions we may have always thought but were either afraid or had no one to ask. Join members of our community in reading Jewish Wisdom: Ethical, Spiritual and Historical Lessons from the Great Works and Thinkers by Rabbi Joseph Telushkin. You may wish to buy this excellent resource of a book or download an online copy. A limited number of photocopied handouts of the reading are available each week.

Although it is ideal that you attend weekly, each meeting is self-contained, so you can join at any time. Each week Dan leads us in a discussion of varying topics such as:

Mensch - Nine challenges a good person must meetHonesty, Dishonesty and the “gray areas” in betweenSticks and Stones - the ethics of speechCommunal ResponsibilitiesMarriage, romantic love, sex, and the duty to have childrenBetween parents and childrenJudaism and abortion"DivorceFriendshipKindness and compassionThe terrible toll of hatredConvertsJusticeWarEcology

And 75 other fascinating topics.

Perashat hashavúa, Pintar Torá. En este taller trabajamos la perasha de la semana para ir con nuestro calendario judío y después meditamos con su letra en hebreo relacionada y pintamos o dibujamos al respecto brevemente, compartimos la experiencia y nuestras interpretaciones. La idea es inspirarnos en saber racional y sensorial para mantenernos conectados en la semana. La clase es los lunes de 7 a 8 pm por videochat. ¡Los esperamos!

Join Grace Nehmad, Mexico City artist. leads a weekly workshop where we learn about the Torah chapter, or parsha of the week. After the review of the parsha, we meditate on an accompanying related Hebrew letter and then quickly draw or sketch something related. We then share the experience and our interpretations. The ideas is to inspire us to approach the text both rationally and sensorially to maintain a connection to its lessons throughout the coming week. Please send your WhatsApp phone number to shalomsanmiguel@gmail.org to be added to the video chat. Join anytime. We’re waiting for you.

Note: For English speakers with an intermediate or better grasp of Spanish, this is a great way to improve your language skills and socialize with Mexicans.

Please contact the office by calling 415 185 9191 or emailing shalomsanmiguel@gmail.org if you are interested in joining this class by Zoom.

You are invited to join this dynamic, intellectually, spiritually and emotionally fulfilling weekly discussion group to deepen conversations and connection to Jewish Wisdom and one another. As to be expected in a Jewish class, we all enter with different beliefs, perspectives and questions we may have always thought but were either afraid or had no one to ask. Join members of our community in reading Jewish Wisdom: Ethical, Spiritual and Historical Lessons from the Great Works and Thinkers by Rabbi Joseph Telushkin. You may wish to buy this excellent resource of a book or download an online copy. A limited number of photocopied handouts of the reading are available each week.

Although it is ideal that you attend weekly, each meeting is self-contained, so you can join at any time. Each week Dan leads us in a discussion of varying topics such as:

Mensch - Nine challenges a good person must meetHonesty, Dishonesty and the “gray areas” in betweenSticks and Stones - the ethics of speechCommunal ResponsibilitiesMarriage, romantic love, sex, and the duty to have childrenBetween parents and childrenJudaism and abortion"DivorceFriendshipKindness and compassionThe terrible toll of hatredConvertsJusticeWarEcology

And 75 other fascinating topics.

Perashat hashavúa, Pintar Torá. En este taller trabajamos la perasha de la semana para ir con nuestro calendario judío y después meditamos con su letra en hebreo relacionada y pintamos o dibujamos al respecto brevemente, compartimos la experiencia y nuestras interpretaciones. La idea es inspirarnos en saber racional y sensorial para mantenernos conectados en la semana. La clase es los lunes de 7 a 8 pm por videochat. ¡Los esperamos!

Join Grace Nehmad, Mexico City artist. leads a weekly workshop where we learn about the Torah chapter, or parsha of the week. After the review of the parsha, we meditate on an accompanying related Hebrew letter and then quickly draw or sketch something related. We then share the experience and our interpretations. The ideas is to inspire us to approach the text both rationally and sensorially to maintain a connection to its lessons throughout the coming week. Please send your WhatsApp phone number to shalomsanmiguel@gmail.org to be added to the video chat. Join anytime. We’re waiting for you.

Note: For English speakers with an intermediate or better grasp of Spanish, this is a great way to improve your language skills and socialize with Mexicans.

Please contact the office by calling 415 185 9191 or emailing shalomsanmiguel@gmail.org if you are interested in joining this class by Zoom.

You are invited to join this dynamic, intellectually, spiritually and emotionally fulfilling weekly discussion group to deepen conversations and connection to Jewish Wisdom and one another. As to be expected in a Jewish class, we all enter with different beliefs, perspectives and questions we may have always thought but were either afraid or had no one to ask. Join members of our community in reading Jewish Wisdom: Ethical, Spiritual and Historical Lessons from the Great Works and Thinkers by Rabbi Joseph Telushkin. You may wish to buy this excellent resource of a book or download an online copy. A limited number of photocopied handouts of the reading are available each week.

Although it is ideal that you attend weekly, each meeting is self-contained, so you can join at any time. Each week Dan leads us in a discussion of varying topics such as:

Mensch - Nine challenges a good person must meetHonesty, Dishonesty and the “gray areas” in betweenSticks and Stones - the ethics of speechCommunal ResponsibilitiesMarriage, romantic love, sex, and the duty to have childrenBetween parents and childrenJudaism and abortion"DivorceFriendshipKindness and compassionThe terrible toll of hatredConvertsJusticeWarEcology

And 75 other fascinating topics.

Perashat hashavúa, Pintar Torá. En este taller trabajamos la perasha de la semana para ir con nuestro calendario judío y después meditamos con su letra en hebreo relacionada y pintamos o dibujamos al respecto brevemente, compartimos la experiencia y nuestras interpretaciones. La idea es inspirarnos en saber racional y sensorial para mantenernos conectados en la semana. La clase es los lunes de 7 a 8 pm por videochat. ¡Los esperamos!

Join Grace Nehmad, Mexico City artist. leads a weekly workshop where we learn about the Torah chapter, or parsha of the week. After the review of the parsha, we meditate on an accompanying related Hebrew letter and then quickly draw or sketch something related. We then share the experience and our interpretations. The ideas is to inspire us to approach the text both rationally and sensorially to maintain a connection to its lessons throughout the coming week. Please send your WhatsApp phone number to shalomsanmiguel@gmail.org to be added to the video chat. Join anytime. We’re waiting for you.

Note: For English speakers with an intermediate or better grasp of Spanish, this is a great way to improve your language skills and socialize with Mexicans.

Please contact the office by calling 415 185 9191 or emailing shalomsanmiguel@gmail.org if you are interested in joining this class by Zoom.

You are invited to join this dynamic, intellectually, spiritually and emotionally fulfilling weekly discussion group to deepen conversations and connection to Jewish Wisdom and one another. As to be expected in a Jewish class, we all enter with different beliefs, perspectives and questions we may have always thought but were either afraid or had no one to ask. Join members of our community in reading Jewish Wisdom: Ethical, Spiritual and Historical Lessons from the Great Works and Thinkers by Rabbi Joseph Telushkin. You may wish to buy this excellent resource of a book or download an online copy. A limited number of photocopied handouts of the reading are available each week.

Although it is ideal that you attend weekly, each meeting is self-contained, so you can join at any time. Each week Dan leads us in a discussion of varying topics such as:

Mensch - Nine challenges a good person must meetHonesty, Dishonesty and the “gray areas” in betweenSticks and Stones - the ethics of speechCommunal ResponsibilitiesMarriage, romantic love, sex, and the duty to have childrenBetween parents and childrenJudaism and abortion"DivorceFriendshipKindness and compassionThe terrible toll of hatredConvertsJusticeWarEcology

And 75 other fascinating topics.

Perashat hashavúa, Pintar Torá. En este taller trabajamos la perasha de la semana para ir con nuestro calendario judío y después meditamos con su letra en hebreo relacionada y pintamos o dibujamos al respecto brevemente, compartimos la experiencia y nuestras interpretaciones. La idea es inspirarnos en saber racional y sensorial para mantenernos conectados en la semana. La clase es los lunes de 7 a 8 pm por videochat. ¡Los esperamos!

Join Grace Nehmad, Mexico City artist. leads a weekly workshop where we learn about the Torah chapter, or parsha of the week. After the review of the parsha, we meditate on an accompanying related Hebrew letter and then quickly draw or sketch something related. We then share the experience and our interpretations. The ideas is to inspire us to approach the text both rationally and sensorially to maintain a connection to its lessons throughout the coming week. Please send your WhatsApp phone number to shalomsanmiguel@gmail.org to be added to the video chat. Join anytime. We’re waiting for you.

Note: For English speakers with an intermediate or better grasp of Spanish, this is a great way to improve your language skills and socialize with Mexicans.

Please contact the office by calling 415 185 9191 or emailing shalomsanmiguel@gmail.org if you are interested in joining this class by Zoom.

You are invited to join this dynamic, intellectually, spiritually and emotionally fulfilling weekly discussion group to deepen conversations and connection to Jewish Wisdom and one another. As to be expected in a Jewish class, we all enter with different beliefs, perspectives and questions we may have always thought but were either afraid or had no one to ask. Join members of our community in reading Jewish Wisdom: Ethical, Spiritual and Historical Lessons from the Great Works and Thinkers by Rabbi Joseph Telushkin. You may wish to buy this excellent resource of a book or download an online copy. A limited number of photocopied handouts of the reading are available each week.

Although it is ideal that you attend weekly, each meeting is self-contained, so you can join at any time. Each week Dan leads us in a discussion of varying topics such as:

Mensch - Nine challenges a good person must meetHonesty, Dishonesty and the “gray areas” in betweenSticks and Stones - the ethics of speechCommunal ResponsibilitiesMarriage, romantic love, sex, and the duty to have childrenBetween parents and childrenJudaism and abortion"DivorceFriendshipKindness and compassionThe terrible toll of hatredConvertsJusticeWarEcology

And 75 other fascinating topics.

Perashat hashavúa, Pintar Torá. En este taller trabajamos la perasha de la semana para ir con nuestro calendario judío y después meditamos con su letra en hebreo relacionada y pintamos o dibujamos al respecto brevemente, compartimos la experiencia y nuestras interpretaciones. La idea es inspirarnos en saber racional y sensorial para mantenernos conectados en la semana. La clase es los lunes de 7 a 8 pm por videochat. ¡Los esperamos!

Join Grace Nehmad, Mexico City artist. leads a weekly workshop where we learn about the Torah chapter, or parsha of the week. After the review of the parsha, we meditate on an accompanying related Hebrew letter and then quickly draw or sketch something related. We then share the experience and our interpretations. The ideas is to inspire us to approach the text both rationally and sensorially to maintain a connection to its lessons throughout the coming week. Please send your WhatsApp phone number to shalomsanmiguel@gmail.org to be added to the video chat. Join anytime. We’re waiting for you.

Note: For English speakers with an intermediate or better grasp of Spanish, this is a great way to improve your language skills and socialize with Mexicans.

Please contact the office by calling 415 185 9191 or emailing shalomsanmiguel@gmail.org if you are interested in joining this class by Zoom.

You are invited to join this dynamic, intellectually, spiritually and emotionally fulfilling weekly discussion group to deepen conversations and connection to Jewish Wisdom and one another. As to be expected in a Jewish class, we all enter with different beliefs, perspectives and questions we may have always thought but were either afraid or had no one to ask. Join members of our community in reading Jewish Wisdom: Ethical, Spiritual and Historical Lessons from the Great Works and Thinkers by Rabbi Joseph Telushkin. You may wish to buy this excellent resource of a book or download an online copy. A limited number of photocopied handouts of the reading are available each week.

Although it is ideal that you attend weekly, each meeting is self-contained, so you can join at any time. Each week Dan leads us in a discussion of varying topics such as:

Mensch - Nine challenges a good person must meetHonesty, Dishonesty and the “gray areas” in betweenSticks and Stones - the ethics of speechCommunal ResponsibilitiesMarriage, romantic love, sex, and the duty to have childrenBetween parents and childrenJudaism and abortion"DivorceFriendshipKindness and compassionThe terrible toll of hatredConvertsJusticeWarEcology

And 75 other fascinating topics.

Perashat hashavúa, Pintar Torá. En este taller trabajamos la perasha de la semana para ir con nuestro calendario judío y después meditamos con su letra en hebreo relacionada y pintamos o dibujamos al respecto brevemente, compartimos la experiencia y nuestras interpretaciones. La idea es inspirarnos en saber racional y sensorial para mantenernos conectados en la semana. La clase es los lunes de 7 a 8 pm por videochat. ¡Los esperamos!

Join Grace Nehmad, Mexico City artist. leads a weekly workshop where we learn about the Torah chapter, or parsha of the week. After the review of the parsha, we meditate on an accompanying related Hebrew letter and then quickly draw or sketch something related. We then share the experience and our interpretations. The ideas is to inspire us to approach the text both rationally and sensorially to maintain a connection to its lessons throughout the coming week. Please send your WhatsApp phone number to shalomsanmiguel@gmail.org to be added to the video chat. Join anytime. We’re waiting for you.

Note: For English speakers with an intermediate or better grasp of Spanish, this is a great way to improve your language skills and socialize with Mexicans.

Please contact the office by calling 415 185 9191 or emailing shalomsanmiguel@gmail.org if you are interested in joining this class by Zoom.

You are invited to join this dynamic, intellectually, spiritually and emotionally fulfilling weekly discussion group to deepen conversations and connection to Jewish Wisdom and one another. As to be expected in a Jewish class, we all enter with different beliefs, perspectives and questions we may have always thought but were either afraid or had no one to ask. Join members of our community in reading Jewish Wisdom: Ethical, Spiritual and Historical Lessons from the Great Works and Thinkers by Rabbi Joseph Telushkin. You may wish to buy this excellent resource of a book or download an online copy. A limited number of photocopied handouts of the reading are available each week.

Although it is ideal that you attend weekly, each meeting is self-contained, so you can join at any time. Each week Dan leads us in a discussion of varying topics such as:

Mensch - Nine challenges a good person must meetHonesty, Dishonesty and the “gray areas” in betweenSticks and Stones - the ethics of speechCommunal ResponsibilitiesMarriage, romantic love, sex, and the duty to have childrenBetween parents and childrenJudaism and abortion"DivorceFriendshipKindness and compassionThe terrible toll of hatredConvertsJusticeWarEcology

And 75 other fascinating topics.