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Sunday, June 26, 10:30-11:30am
JC3/CHESMA, Calle de las Moras #47 (at Cinco de Mayo
$150 members, $200 non-members
Bruriah was by any definition a woman of extraordinary intelligence and ability in the second century C.E. Was she real, a myth or a composite of several women?
A light brunch will be served.
Jewish educator Phyllis Meyers will lead a teaching into the complexities and tragedies around the stories of Bruriah. Together we may decide, "Who was Bruriah and why is she the only woman scholar mentioned in the Talmud?" (The discussion will be in English.)
Suggested payment: JC3/CHESMA Members $150MXN, Non-Members $200MXN
Covid safety rules remain in effect. Masks and proof of vaccinations are required. You can email your documents to shalomsanmiguel@gmail.com or bring your proof to the Center.
JC3/CHESMA welcomes diverse opinions and encourages open dialogue. We do not espouse, represent nor endorse any "line" or political stance. The opinions expressed here are solely those of the presenter.
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