Beginners welcome! Lunch to follow. Bring lunch for yourself and a dessert to share.

Join us for spirited discussion as we delve into Jewish views on a specific topic. Talmud discusses the arguments in great detail, and we will enter into the discussion and increase our own understanding! Registration is not required. All are welcome.

New players always welcome!

You are invited to join a warm and welcoming Rosh Chodesh gathering, where women come together each month to celebrate, learn, and connect.

Everyone is welcome to this informal game of mahj!

Our midweek program begins with a half hour of tefillah, where we discuss the meaning and usefulness of prayer. The following 90 minutes of instruction by level is leisurely, with activities and a snack break.

Join us for this special Shabbat service for Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance, and Inclusion Month (JDAIM).

Enhance your understanding of the Torah in one of our two study options on Saturday mornings.

Rest and rejoice as we celebrate Shabbat with beautiful music and meaningful prayer. We welcome interfaith families, the LGBTQIA+ community, visitors, and all generations… and we’re saving a seat for you too.

The hit show that brings Jewish Geography to life on stage! Host Micah Hart captivates with a program full of hilarious interactive games and fascinating stories of connection designed to show us just how much we have in common regardless of our background or affiliation.

Grab a bagel and experience learning Hebrew together as a family! In our most popular Hebrew program, students learn Hebrew prayers with a parent or other adult partner during the hour before religious school on Sundays. Free childcare is available for younger siblings not enrolled in Hebrew.

Find out more about religious school and register at rodefshalom.org/school!

This free, inclusive book and resource fair celebrates Jewish Disability Awareness, Acceptance, and Inclusion Month. This event is open to the public and welcomes people of all ages and abilities. The fair features seven authors whose work highlights disability, neurodiversity, and inclusion.

This hour of Hebrew instruction immediately follows religious school on Sundays. It mirrors the program previously held at Temple Sinai and is for students only. Snacks provided! This class is for those who cannot attend Wednesday or Family Hebrew.

The theme for this year is Esther in TV Land, a musical revue based off favorite TV theme songs of the past. We need actors, singers, dancers, & if you would like to be involved in a non-performing role, we are glad to have assistance with prop/set design, and stagehands/production assistants.

Join us before our shpiel for a pizza dinner! Registration required: Adults (13+) $10 | Children (4–12) $6 | Children (0-3) Free

Esther in TV Land offers a slice of nostalgia to go with your hamentashen this Purim, making it the Must-See-TV event of 5786! A hamentaschen and latke oneg and Megillah reading follows!

A full list of Pittsburgh AA meetings is available at pghaa.org/meetings