Congregation Rodeph Sholom Talmud Torah Alumni

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ATTENTION!! Our page is moving!!! The Congregation Rodeph Sholom Talmud Torah Alumni page is going to be shutting down on Sunday, May 16. However, we invite you to "like" and follow our main Rodeph Sholom page. Follow us so that way you can interact with fellow members of the synagogue, past and present. In addition, use the http://www.facebook.com/bridgeportrodephsholom page to find dates of events and happenings taking place at the synagogue. Tell your friends to sign up as well so that way they are in the know about all the wonderful things happening at Congregation Rodeph Sholom!

Rodeph Sholom Bridgeport Rodeph Sholom is a community of diverse Jews who follow the principles of the Conservative Movement.

If you're a fan of classic situation comedies, you're not going to want to miss this!!

On Sunday, April 11 at 5 p.m., Rabbi Dobrusin will present several of his favorite sitcom clips which relate to Jewish themes. The selections reflect the experience of Jewish life in America and how Judaism and Jewish values have been presented to diverse audiences over the years.

Come prepared to laugh and to be moved by how these shows tapped into the beauty of Jewish tradition and the unique American Jewish experience.

To find out more and to attend the Zoom event, email [email protected].

It's time to Get Back into talking about The Beatles! On Tuesday, Feb. 23 at 7:30 p.m., join Rabbi Eisenberg, along with alumnus and Beatles superfan Paul Friend, for Part II of their What's Jewish About the Beatles Zoom class as they talk about the Fab Four and how they relate to Judaism.

Part I, which could be found below, was a huge success, and you don't have to travel Across the Universe, down The Long and Winding Road or in a Yellow Submarine to listen to Part II.

To all Come Together and discuss Something about The Fab Four, email [email protected] for more information and Help with the Zoom link.

What is Jewish About the Beatles? Rabbi Eisenberg and Paul Friend at Rodeph Sholom Bridgeport CT