To make meaning of our Jewish heritage
in our daily lives, we need some basic knowledge. For
many parents, Jewish learning began and ended with Hebrew
school. Given the richness, breadth and complexity of
Jewish knowledge, learning about Judaism as adults is
immensely rewarding because we have the intellectual sophistication
and life experience to appreciate our heritage.
Adult education programs are available at the Woodbury
Jewish Center. But parents also learn with their children.
Family education opportunities abound. Participating in
synagogue holiday celebrations and reading Jewish stories
let families learn and "grow" their knowledge
and appreciation of Judaism together.
Institute for Adult
Jewish Studies
The WJC is a sponsoring synagogue of the
Institute for Adult Jewish Studies,
a community adult education program consisting of weekly
lectures on a variety of topics and issues (Hebrew, Jewish
customs and ethics, modern Jewish living, etc.).
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