Monday, February 3

• Parent-Tot Class – Mondays, 9:00 – 11:00am
  Open to the public, this FREE weekly class for children up to 24-months in age and their parent(s) is a great way to meet other parents, exchange experiences, and provide an opportunity for the children to play together and engage in age-appropriate activities. We also read a book from PJ Library twice a month. Facilitator Ally Ross brings her 16-month-old daughter, Haley as her special “helper.” Various experts from different fields of child development and child-care will visit occasionally to share their expertise and provide opportunities for discussions. Feel free to bring your friends; it’s open to everyone! (PLEASE NOTE: We have a mandatory vaccination policy.) For more information, contact Nancy Auslander.

• Open Mah Jongg Play – Mondays, 10:00am-12:00pm
  All levels welcome; come join the fun! For more information, contact Evelyn.

• Women's Study Group, 12:00pm
  Rabbi Robert Eisen leads these monthly group sessions using Pirkei Imahot: The Wisdom of Mothers, The Voices of Women as the core for discussion. Each month we will explore the depth of their teaching with an eye to seeing how we might apply their lessons to the breadth of our lives. Volumes of the book will be available at each class session. No charge to attend. Bring your own dairy lunch; beverages & dessert provided.

• Adult Choir Rehearsal, 6:00pm
  Open to all adults who have an interest in Jewish music and enjoy singing. The repertoire will include a full spectrum of Jewish music, both liturgical and secular. For more information, contact Cantorial Soloist Nichole Chorny.

Tuesday, February 4

• B’Yahad (Together), 4:00pm. For more information, contact Rabbi Barkan.
   
• B'nai Mitzvah Class, 4:00pm
   
• Talmud on Tuesday, 6:00pm​
  The Talmud is an extensive compilation of teachings and opinions of thousands of rabbis over the centuries, covering matters of Jewish law, ethics, philosophy, history, customs, and more. We are currently studying Tractate Shabbat. Learn about the law and lore in the Talmud with Rabbi Robert Eisen as we dig deep into living Judaism. Open to all. No charge to attend.

Wednesday, February 5

• “Gentle Chair Yoga,” 9:30–10:30am
  Focus is on increased balance, strength and flexibility in a supportive group setting. Meditation and deep relaxation at end of each class leaves participants with positive healing energy and uplifted spirits. Dress comfortably. Members of Women’s League: $6 per class; non-members $8 per class. For more information, contact Evelyn.

• Weekday Torah Study Group, 11:00am
  Informal and lively study discussion led by Rabbi Robert Eisen. (Occasionally lay-led.) Open to all. No charge to attend.

• “The Trial of King David” – Wednesdays, Feb. 5 & 12, 7:00pm
  SEE FEATURED EVENT

Friday, February 7

• Tot Shabbat Service & Dinner, service 5:45pm, dinner 6:15pm
  Join us for a special Kabbalat Shabbat Service for young families to welcome the Sabbath with stories and songs, this month hosted by CAI’s 4-year-olds’ class, Shomrim; followed by a kid-friendly Shabbat dinner. $25 per family (2 adults & up to 4 children). Additional adults $10 per person. RSVP needed for dinner only by Feb. 3 to Kim.

Saturday, February 8 Shabbat Shira

• Shabbat Shira: The Sabbath of Song, 9:00am
  Come learn new melodies and join us in song for this musical Shabbat that will feature the CAI Adult Choir directed by Cantorial Soloist Nichole Chorny during a special “Sermon-in-Song.” Throughout the service you will hear some new melodies to familiar prayers and will explore some of the varied repertoire of our heritage.

• Shabbat Afternoon Torah Study, 4:00pm, Torah Portion: Beshallah
  Open to all, this is an opportunity to become more involved in “living Judaism.” Lay-led. No charge to attend.

Sunday, February 9

• Tu B’Shevat in the Park, 9:30am, McDonald Park (Catalina Hwy/Harrison)
  Trees are regarded as special gifts from God and are symbols of goodness and nobility. Celebrate the “new year” for trees with us as we enjoy a seder of fresh and dried fruits, seeds and juices; presentations on The Land of Arizona and The Land of Israel; a special tree craft; and a short “Pause & Pray” nature walk. Each attendee will take home a parsley seedling for use on Passover. (NOTE: All B’Yahad families are asked to attend as there will not be class held at the synagogue.) This family program is sure to be fun. No charge to attend. RSVP a must by Feb. 4 to Kim.