Temple Sinai, Brookline offers free, three-session Sunday morning course “The Ethics of Giving: Tzedakah, Justice & ‘The Other’” for adults starting Sunday, March 2 :

The Jewish mitzvah of Tzedakah, providing funds to the needy, is a Jewish obligation of central importance.  In a world where our resources are limited, however, the questions of how we fulfill this mitzvah, and how we achieve real economic justice in our society, are not simple.   Starting on Sunday, March 2, Temple Sinai begins a new class “The Ethics of Giving: Tzedakah, Justice & ‘The Other’,” taught by Temple Sinai’s Rabbi Andy Vogel.  Participants will study classic Jewish texts that challenge our thinking about the distribution of wealth and resources, and creating a just society.  The class will meet on three Sunday mornings, March 2, 9 and 16, from 9:30 am – 11:00 am.
 
There are a limited number of spaces open to non-members; interested participants should contact the Temple office for further information.  There is no charge for this course.

Temple Sinai is located at Sewall and Charles Street, one block southeast of the Coolidge Corner “T” stop.  There is no deadline for registration.  To register, please call the Temple Sinai office at 617-277-5888. Temple Sinai is handicapped accessible.  Visit us at www.sinaibrookline.org .