With so much of CBI’s programming now on Zoom, we’re working hard to find ways we can support each other as a community when we can’t be together indoors in person.
Please join me beginning this Sunday, March 29, at 4:00pm, when we will begin holding Torah on Tap outdoors by the CBI fire pit. Please bring a lawn chair and beverage of your choice. We won’t be holding Torah on Tap via Zoom as long as we are able to be together outdoors. Alan Silverman Torah on Tap Host Instructions for Downloading Zoom The first time you ever use Zoom on a computer, do the following: Go to https://zoom.us The first time you ever use Zoom on a smart phone, do the following: Instructions for attending services on CBI’s Zoom Account 2: Right before the start of services, either go to https://zoom.us on your computer or open your Zoom app on your smartphone |
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Join us on the last Sunday of the month at Archetype Brewing (dowtown north) for a refreshing and often provocative discussion over a pint (or two) of great brew. Each month, we take on a new topic – often ripped from the headlines of today’s news. We spend the first 45 minutes wrapping our arms around it, defining it, dissecting and analyzing it from various viewpoints. Then we spend the rest of the time discussing it from Judaism’s point of view.
- What’s Judaism’s take on universal healthcare?
- Would Moses walk the streets of Chicago today packing heat?
- Is it okay to punch a white supremacist?
Torah on Tap gives us a chance to learn, vent, share and, most of all, understand what 4,000 years of cultural development, debate and dialogue has to say about some of the issues that confront us today. Torah on Tap is free and open to all. Varying viewpoints are not only welcome, but encouraged.
In addition to drinks, Archetype also offers small, locally-made bites available for purchase, including Poppy Popcorn, Asheville Pretzel Company pretzels, and Hickory Nut Gap Farm meat sticks. Plenty of parking in the rear.
See you there!