To see our online and in-person opportunities, please visit our Services and Affiliate Groups, pages. For a complete list of events and services, visit our Events Calendar.

Continuing education is a vital part of Judaism and can deepen one's understanding of Jewish history, heritage, culture and traditions.

Kollels

Kollels (classes) on a variety of interesting topics and Jewish history seminars are held several times a year and usually take place over the course of several weeks. Some are offered for a nominal fee, others are free; all are open to the entire community.

Special Programs/Visiting Scholars/Holiday Programs

Throughout the year, CAI hosts visiting scholars who offer a variety of Judaic topics. Generally, the scholar-in-residence participates in a Shabbat service, followed by a Shabbat dinner, and his/her presentation. As part of the Shabbat morning service he/she may deliver the D’Var Torah and lead our Torah Study that afternoon. Some visiting scholars also lead family workshops. Portions of a scholar’s visit arehttps://caiaz.org/lifelong-learning/scholar-in-residence/ open to the community and may include a nominal fee.

Ongoing

Weekday Torah Study Group • Thursdays, 12:00 noon. See Calendar page for schedule. 

Led by Rabbi Metz, a lively and energetic text study with an in-depth look at the weekly portion. 
No charge to attend. Bring your Bible and your desire to learn together. 

Zoom  and other links are available in your e-mail.
Call (520) 745-5550 for more information or to be added to our email list 
or to pick up books for home use.

"Read It & Meet" Book Discussions • Held monthly at 11:00am on Zoom.

Watch your email for details and  links to join the discussion!

Book discussions are held once a month and are open to all. We discuss selected books by Jewish authors and/or with Jewish content, and share our experiences, reactions and ideas. Moderators facilitate each discussion. Check your email for details and links.