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Romemu Benefit 2025
Romemu has been creating sacred community for almost two decades. Beautiful, soulful music; meaningful contemplative prayer, open-hearted acceptance; timeless, relevant wisdom. Inclusive and respectful of all. A big tent to shelter bodies, hearts, minds and souls and give meaning to the rhythms of life through the beauty of the Jewish tradition. We are thrilled to invite you to participate in Showing Up, the 2025 Romemu Benefit, honoring members Debora Cahn and Michael Heller.
Save the Date: 2025 Community Meeting & Potluck
HI New York City Hostel
All members in good standing are invited to join our Annual Community Meeting and Potluck.
May We Bless and Be Blessed: Music to Breathe New Life into Ancient Texts
JTS Beit Midrash
Join Romemu musicians, Claudia Sachs and Marc Lubin, sharing their soulful and spiritual original songs with us at a special concert!
Rooftop Song Circle for Lag B’omer
Romemu and the Marlene Meyerson JCC are co-sponsoring a soulful Lag B’Omer gathering centered around fire, light, and community connection. Through the power of song and spiritual reflection, we’ll kindle the flames of joy, resilience, and unity. Led by the inspiring voices of Cantor Shimon Smith and JCC Musician in Residence Ben Romano, this evening promises to uplift and illuminate. Come sing, connect, and celebrate the sparks that bring us together for this Rooftop Lag B’Omer Singing Experience (Location: Marlene Meyerson JCC, Rain Location: beit midrash 7th floor).
As the Torah Turns: Weekly Wisdom from the Great Book (Parsha Study)
Join Rabbi David Ingber and The 92nd Street Y Community for a transformative weekly Parsha study class.
Delve into the timeless wisdom of the Torah as Rabbi Ingber unpacks the weekly Torah portion (Parsha), offering profound insights, spiritual guidance, and practical wisdom that is directly relevant to contemporary life.
In this engaging class, Rabbi Ingber combines traditional teachings with innovative interpretations, inviting participants to explore the deeper meanings behind the biblical narratives and commandments. Whether you’re new to Torah study or seeking to deepen your understanding, Rabbi Ingber’s warm and inclusive approach ensures a welcoming space for all learners.
Discover how the ancient wisdom of the Torah can illuminate our understanding of ethics, spirituality, and personal growth. Join us weekly as we uncover the relevance of the Parsha to our lives today and forge connections between tradition and modernity.
Wednesdays, 7 pm – Online
Registration for Beit Midrash
Beit Midrash: Seeking Spiritual Sustenance in Tumultuous Times
In these times many of us yearn to touch something eternal, beyond our immediate circumstances, to help stabilize us as we try to walk on shifting ground. In this Beit Midrash series we will study accounts of how our ancestors in the Torah reached beyond themselves to touch something transcendent, and the manifold varieties of spiritual experiences that were borne from their seeking. We will also closely read accounts of God seeking human beings, reflecting upon the spiritual attunement that makes these encounters possible. Finally, we will explore how narratives of the spiritual journey shift radically in rabbinic literature, reflecting upon these differences and how they came about.
Teacher: Rabbi Dianne Cohler-Esses
Schedule: Tuesday nights | 7:00 – 8:30 PM
Dates: March 11, 18, 25 | April: 1, 8, 22, 29 | May: 6, 13, 20, 27 | June: 10, 17
Location: JTS, 3080 Broadway and Online
Tuition:
Free | Suggested Donation: $18 per session
Lifelong Learning at the Well – Spring Semester
Master the Sacred Art of Torah Chanting (Leining)
Teacher: Rabbi Marcelle Hohl
Schedule: Monday nights | 6 – 7 PM
Dates: March: 10, 17, 24, 31 | April: 7, 21, 28 | May: 5, 12, 19 | June: 9, 16, 23, 30
Location: JTS
Hasidic Masters
Rebels for God: The Life and Torah of the Hasidic Masters
Hasidism, Judaism’s revival movement of 18th century eastern Europe mapped God beyond the cosmos onto the heart and the human psyche, sparking a spiritual explosion that continues to reverberate to this day. Rabbi David Ingber will guide students on a journey of subversive seeking with 8 teachers who shaped this maverick mystical movement. In our intimate virtual classroom, we will glean insights both timely and timeless. Romemu and 92NY invite you to connect with sacred text, one another, and the legacy of the Hasidic Masters.