PPT-Practices and rituals The Synagogue

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For Jews the synagogue is a communal place of worship and is considered to be a place of gathering of prayer of study and of learning TASK Do a Google image search

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For Jews the synagogue is a communal place of worship and is considered to be a place of gathering of prayer of study and of learning TASK Do a Google image search of synagogues Compare the different pictures what common features do you see How would you recognize a synagogue if you saw one. Klibanoff Aaron L Kischel Committee Chair Staff Consultant Richard Fishbane Dr Bruce Littman Biennial Convention Chair Biennial Convention ViceChair Rabbi Paul Drazen Biennial Convention Director Richard Skolnik International President Rabbi Steven Describe Synagogue services. Demonstrate how synagogue services express the beliefs of Judaism. Analyse the significance of synagogue services for both the individual and the Jewish community. Who goes to synagogue services and when?. Revelation 3:1-6. Sardis. Ruins of the temple of Artemis at Sardis. The Gymnasium of Sardis. Synagogue at Sardis. . The synagogue in Sardis is the largest of its type known to date. Excavations show that the building was originally a civic basilica which was built between the main street and the gymnasium and converted into . To describe the key features of a synagogue. To contrast a synagogue with a Christian prayer service. To evaluate how important the synagogue is to Jews. Directions to label a synagogue.  . The . Ark. The enactment and performance of culture. Carey’s Definition. Communication is a symbolic process whereby reality is produced, maintained, repaired, and transformed. (Carey, . p. . 8). Your goal. Your goal. In the time of Jesus. In the time of Jesus synagogues were found in larger towns and some smaller villages.. Click on the picture of the . Synagogue door to watch. a . youtube. clip of a . Synagogue in the time of. Definition of Rituals The widely varying and often contested definitions of rituals (Roth, 1995) reflect a lack of scholarly consensus over the nature and scope of rituals. Within organizational stud Umberta Telfener. utelfener@gmail.com. www.systemics.eu. A common ritual: creating your safe place. Lets stand up, imagine the last time you felt very . very. well in situation in which you were alone. Where were . do, go, lead, drive.”. An . agenda. is a list of things to be done. An . agent. is usually someone who does things on behalf of another, just as an agency is a office that does business for others.. Dr. . Faydra. Shapiro. Guiding Questions. How does our (modern, Western, Christian) image of the synagogue match the synagogue of Jesus’ time? . What can we – Jews and Christians – learn from the synagogue of Jesus? . Highlights . from Two Recent . S. tudies. Report 1:. Generations & Re-Generation. David . Elcott. and Stuart . Himmelfarb. , . B3/The Jewish Boomer Platform and . . NYU Research Center for Leadership and Action, 2014. Family Science Extension Specialist. Oklahoma State University. OHCE Leader Lesson. March 2010. Objectives. What is family ritual?. How do rituals help my family ?. Why are family rituals important for divorce and remarried families ?. myths and ritualsAubrey TiganRiji2009carved pearl shell and red ochre National Gallery of Australia CanberraAboriginal people associate the iridescent lustre of pearl shells with the shimmering quali One of the oldest Jewish symbols.. Candle holder. . It is lit every evening and cleaned out every morning to replace the wicks and to put fresh oil in.. Skull caps – . Kippah. Most Jews will cover their heads when praying, attending the synagogue or at a religious event or festival..

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