Two sessions: 2:10pm - 3:05pm My Beloved Who is Different: A Millennium of Queer Jewish Poetry This session uses havruta-style study, a traditional Jewish mode of paired learning, to explore a tradition of homoerotic Jewish poetry stretching from the Middle Ages until the present. Using poems written in Hebrew, Yiddish, Arabic, Persian, Dutch, Russian, and...

Join Congregation T'chiyah for a nourishing Shabbat service with a brunch and learning opportunity with visiting scholar Noam Sienna.

Guest speaker Noam Sienna, Jewish educator, artist and doctoral candidate in Jewish History and Museum Studies at the University of Minnesota. This session uses havruta-style study, a traditional Jewish mode of learning, to explore a tradition of homoerotic Jewish poetry stretching from the Middle Ages until the present. Using poems written in Hebrew, Yiddish, Arabic,...