MONTICELLO, NY — The second semester of the successful Sholom Jewish University for adults will begin the week of March 2 and run through May. Each course consists of 10 classes.

All classes are open to the community. The cost to Temple members is $36 per course per semester and is $54 to non-members.

Discovering Judaism – Tuesdays 12-1:15 p.m. or 3:15-4:30 p.m.

This is an introduction to Judaism class designed for Jews who have no formal Jewish education, for Jews who would like to increase their knowledge of Judaism, for non-Jews who would like to know more about Judaism, and for non-Jews considering converting to Judaism.

Prohibited Music of the Nazi Era – 
(Contact temple office for schedule update.)

During the Nazi era, Entartete Music, defined by the Nazis as any music composed by Jews, was prohibited. Listen to the music and learn about the effect this prohibition had on the Jewish people.

Mussar & Yoga – Thursdays from 5-6:15 p.m.

Mussar practice aims to help us become more whole in our lives, to develop our potential. Yoga embodies a similar concept. By marrying Mussar practice and yoga practice, this class opens a new pathway to developing greater wholeness through self-study.

Hebrew

• Beginner Hebrew – Wednesdays 5-6:15 p.m.

• Reading and Understanding Hebrew Prayers – Tuesdays 2-3 p.m.

• The Prayers as Hebrew Lessons – (Contact temple office for schedule update.)