Special Notice:
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2021-2022 Season
October 2021- April 2022
We look forward to seeing you!
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Unless noted, most regular activities will be presented at Temple Shaarei Shalom:
Temple Shaarei Shalom (TSS), 9085 Hagen Ranch Road, Boynton Beach, FL 33472
Reservations will be required for all events to ensure adequate seating and refreshments. Please follow the reservation requirements included in flyers and invitations for each event. Thank you for your cooperation as we endeavor to make each event as pleasant as possible for all. RSVP and Zoom information will be provided one month prior to each event.
Our events are designed to further our mission of providing educational and social activities which help preserve Sephardic culture and the Ladino language.
Check out the additional tabs for details on our programs.
Go to the Ladino Tuesdays tab for our Ladino language program and our Echar Lachone program with special guests or click here for the flyer==>Eschar Lashon 2021-22 Flyer
Go to the Vijitas tab for our Sunday Visits, Vijitas de Alhad or click here for the flyer ==>Vijitas de Alhad 2021-22
Go to the Film Series tab for details including the movie trailers for each or click here for the flyer==>Film Series Flyer 2021-2022.
For the December 5 28th Annual Luncheon & Hanukah Fiesta, see the program calendar at https://sephardifederationpbc.org/event/28th-annual-luncheon-hanukah-fiesta/ or click here for the flyer ===>
For our featured program with the ADJLC see this link for details ==>https://sephardifederationpbc.org/event/when-the-torah-spoke-in-spanish-with-robert-altabet/
Monday
~ Monday, February 28, 2021 – 2:00pm-4:00pm TSS Temple Sanctuary
“When the Torah Spoke in Spanish” with Robert Altabet
Meam Loez; The first Torah Commentary in a vernacular.
This Torah Anthology was initiated in Ladino in 1730 with the launch of commentary on Bereishit-Genesis by Isaac Kuli.
Ultimately, the entire Torah was completed according to Kuli’s plan over the 50 years following his death. This became a staple in every Sephardic Synagogue in the Ottoman Empire. In the 1960s it was translated into Hebrew and English. While it is an anthology of virtually every commentator on each verse and section, it also contains original insights by each of the 5 authors. Lecture will include historical context that prompted this popular work and will explore some of the Torah insights by the authors and by some of the lesser-known sources. RSVP details to follow.