A Tikkun Leyl Shavuot with the Yerusha Community

On the eve of Shavuot, we enter one of the most luminous mysteries in Jewish tradition: the moment at Sinai when a people stood together at the threshold of the Unknown and received something that could not be contained in words alone.

• What does it mean to receive a revelation?

• What in us is capable of hearing it?

• And how do we continue to be changed by it — not only once, in the desert, but now, in the midst of our lives?

Thursday, May 21st - the eve of Shavuot

8:00 pm, Eastern/ 6:00 pm, Mountain

This program marks the closing of Yerusha's Spring fundraiser, The Flour and the Wisdom, and follows directly from The Mystery of Divine Transmission with Hazzan Steve Klaper and Br. Al Mascia. 

Those registered for that session will move seamlessly into the Tikkun Leyl Shavuot. For those unable to join at 5:00 pm, a donation of any amount opens the door to Exploring Revelation—your own entryway into the spirit of Shavuot/Pentecost.

Shavuot and Pentecost coincide on the calendar, providing us the opportunity to explore the mystery of Divine transmission.

• What happened at Sinai?

• What did Jesus’ disciples experience 50 days after his passing?

Join Hazzan Steve and Br. Al on a journey to the other side of the doorway!

7:00 pm, Eastern/ 5:00 pm, Mountain

Thursday, May 21st - the eve of Shavuot

As a special gift to our community, and marking the last day of Yerusha's Spring fundraiser—The Flour and the Wisdom—this program will be followed by a Tikkun Leyl Shavuot. This traditional evening of study will continue from 6:00 pm, Mountain/ 8:00 pm, Eastern, until 10:00 pm, Mountain/ midnight, Eastern. Seven teachings and experiences will be offered by faculty, representing Yerusha's core programs, on the theme: Exploring Revelation

Keep your evening free, and plan to stay with us.