ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY SCHOLAR PROGRAM 1006 PARK AVENUE NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92660 15 TH ANNUAL ONE MONTH SCHOLAR PROGRAM January 5 –January 31, 2016 SUPPORTED BY AN IMPACT GRANT FROM JEWISH FEDERATION & FAMILY SERVICES, ORANGE COUNTY. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL (949) 435-3484. COMMUNITY SCHOLAR PROGRAM PARTICIPATES IN THE CREATE A JEWISH LEGACY “ASSURING JEWISH TOMORROWS” IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE JEWISH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF ORANGE COUNTY AND THE HAROLD GRINSPOON FOUNDATION. INSPIRE FUTURE GENERATIONS WITH YOUR GENEROSITY PROGRAM BY CREATING A JEWISH LEGACY. BEGIN THE CONFIDENTIAL ENDOWMENT CONVERSATION WITH WENDY ARENSON, DIRECTOR OF LEGACY PLANNING, JEWISH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF ORANGE COUNTY AT (949) 435-3490. can we learn from the vantage of ancient Egyptian art and material culture? When our ancestors recounted the tale of the Exodus from Egypt, what might they have envisioned? How might our forbearers have illustrated the narrative if they had the opportunity to? This illustrated talk will look at that story of Moses and the Exodus as it might have been “seen” in the mind’s eye of our forbearers. The Striking Issue of Beauty “You are so beautiful” is a compliment that we all like to hear, but in the world of the Bible “beauty” is not “in the eyes of the beholder,” rather it is a harbinger of negative events yet to come. From Joseph to Bathsheba, many of those who are described as beautiful have trouble in store for them. The Women of the Bible: Some Were Good, Some Were Bad, They ALL Were Interesting! The women of the Bible run the gamut from sweet to saucy, from obedient to manipulative, and from caring to downright mean! Some of their stories are very familiar to us and some are quite unexpected but all are worth a deeper look! When There is No Father: Acting the Harlot, the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Let’s be honest, no one wants a daughter to choose the life of a harlot, but does the negative moral association we assign to the term “whore” carry the same weight in the Bible as it does today?
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ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY SCHOLAR PROGRAM1006 PARK AVENUENEWPORT BEACH, CA 92660
15TH ANNUAL ONE MONTH
SCHOLAR PROGRAMJanuary 5–January 31, 2016
SUPPORTED BY AN IMPACT GRANT FROM JEWISH FEDERATION & FAMILY SERVICES, ORANGE COUNTY. FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL (949) 435-3484.
COMMUNITY SCHOLAR PROGRAM PARTICIPATES IN THE CREATE A JEWISH LEGACY “ASSURING JEWISH TOMORROWS” IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE JEWISH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF ORANGE COUNTY AND THE HAROLD GRINSPOON FOUNDATION. INSPIRE FUTURE GENERATIONS WITH YOUR GENEROSITY PROGRAM BY CREATING A JEWISH LEGACY. BEGIN THE CONFIDENTIAL ENDOWMENT CONVERSATION WITH WENDY ARENSON, DIRECTOR OF LEGACY PLANNING, JEWISH COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF ORANGE COUNTY AT (949) 435-3490.
can we learn from the vantage of ancient Egyptian art and material culture? When our ancestors recounted the tale of the Exodus from Egypt, what might they have envisioned? How might our forbearers have illustrated the narrative if they had the opportunity to? This illustrated talk will look at that story of Moses and the Exodus as it might have been “seen” in the mind’s eye of our forbearers.
The Striking Issue of Beauty“You are so beautiful” is a compliment that we all like to hear, but in the world of the Bible “beauty” is not “in the eyes of the beholder,” rather it is a harbinger of negative events yet to come. From Joseph to Bathsheba, many of those who are described as beautiful have trouble in store for them.
The Women of the Bible: Some Were Good, Some Were Bad, They ALL Were Interesting!The women of the Bible run the gamut from sweet to saucy, from obedient to manipulative, and from caring to downright mean! Some of their stories are very familiar to us and some are quite unexpected but all are worth a deeper look!
When There is No Father: Acting the Harlot, the Good, the Bad, and the UglyLet’s be honest, no one wants a daughter to choose the life of a harlot, but does the negative moral association we assign to the term “whore” carry the same weight in the Bible as it does today?
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SEX, MAGIC, AND DEATH ARE NOT THE FIRST WORDS THAT COME TO MIND WHEN THINKING ABOUT THE BIBLE, yet each of these three sometimes provocative topics is an essential part of some of the Bible’s most familiar lessons and stories. We are accustomed to looking at the Bible either from the depths of Rabbinic thought or through the lens of modernity but rarely do we look at the Bible, its stories, laws, and customs in the light of its ancient contemporary environment. The Bible is an amalgam of texts, an anthology of sorts that reflects the ancient world where sex, magic, and death were as much a part of the ancient world as at least sex and death are a part of ours. Throughout this series, we will delve into the biblical text and the world in which it was created to see how knowledge of the ancient environment can enhance our understanding of this timeless and elemental text.
DR. SHARON KELLER15th Annual CSP One Month ScholarJanuary 5–January 31
Dr. Sharon Keller set her sights on a PhD in Bible and Egyptology when she was in the 6th grade and steadfastly worked toward that goal earning her doctorate at NYU in the Department of Hebrew and Judaic Studies in the area of Bible and the Ancient Near East. Sharon is currently on the Classics faculty at Hofstra University where she teaches courses as diverse as “Women in The Hebrew Bible,” “Magic, Miracle, and Medicine in the Ancient World,” and “Greco-Roman Comedy.” She has been an Assistant Professor of Bible and Ancient Semitic Languages at The Jewish Theological Seminary and at Hebrew Union College; she has also held appointments at NYU, and New York City’s Hunter College, teaching biblical text courses and more general courses in biblical literature and history, as well as courses in art and archaeology of the lands of the Bible and the ancient Mediterranean world. She has written and edited numerous scholarly articles and academic books most of which relate to the interplay between biblical Israel and ancient Egypt. Her most popular book, Jews: A Treasury of Art and Literature was awarded the prestigious National Jewish Book Award. A native New Yorker, Sharon is known for the enthusiasm and humor that she brings to all of her talks that make otherwise esoteric subjects easily accessible.
Sex, Magic, and Death in the Bible and Its World
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TUESDAY, JANUARY 5OPENING PRESENTATIONReception 7:00 p.m.Presentation 7:30 p.m.
Sex, Magic and Death in the Bible–Let’s Start at the Very Beginning!Tarbut V’Torah Day School
Lower School MPR, 5200 Bonita Canyon Dr., Irvine 92603(Parking lot, South East Corner Bonita Canyon and Turtle Ridge Drive)Cost: $18 general public ($10 with preregistration). Free for CSP members and TVT parents, students, teachers with registration.RSVP to [email protected] before Dec. 20, 2015
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 6Presentation 11:30 a.m. Trendsetters Event
Tamar, Rahab, & Ruth: Politics or Sexual Agenda? Bistango Restaurant, 19100 Von Karmon Avenue, Irvine 92612 For reservations, please contact Eileen before January 3: (949) 723-1235
THURSDAY, JANUARY 7THURSDAY EVENINGSERIES – PART 1 OF 4Presentation 7:15 p.m.
Take My Wife Please: Marital Relationships in the Biblical TextCo-sponsored by the Bureau of Jewish Education
Samueli Jewish Campus, 1 Federation Way, Irvine 92603Cost: $36 for series, $18 per presentation. Free for CSP Sustainers.Contact: (949) 682-4040
FRIDAY, JANUARY 8Dinner 5:30 p.m. (by reservation) Service 7:30 p.m. Presentation approx. 8:00 p.m.
The Women of the Bible: Some Were Good, Some Were Bad, They ALL Were Interesting!Temple Judea of Laguna Hills
24512 Moulton Parkway, Laguna Woods 92637Cost: $46 for entire Shabbaton (both Friday dinner and Shabbat lunch.) $30 Friday dinner only. $30 Shabbat lunch only. Contact: (949) 830-0470
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9Service 9:30 a.m. Kiddish 11:30 a.m. Presentation approx. 12:30 p.m.
David and Solomon: Wine, Women, and SongTemple Judea of Laguna Hills
24512 Moulton Parkway, Laguna Woods 92637Contact: (949) 830-0470
SUNDAY, JANUARY 10Presentation 9:30 a.m. The Women of the Bible:
Some Were Good, Some Were Bad, They ALL Were Interesting!Temple Beth David
6100 Hefley Street, Westminster 92683 Contact: (714) 892-6623
SUNDAY, JANUARY 10Presentation 1:00 p.m. Blessings and Curses, a Little Magic Never Hurt
Temple Beth Ohr
15721 Rosecrans Avenue, La Mirada 90638Contact: (714) 521-6765
SUNDAY, JANUARY 10Presentation 7:00 p.m. David and Solomon: Wine, Women, and Song
Temple Bat Yahm
1011 Camelback Street, Newport Beach 92660 Contact: (949) 644-1999
TUESDAY, JANUARY 12Light Refreshments 7:00 p.m.Presentation 7:30 p.m.
Blessings and Curses, a Little Magic Never HurtCongregation B’nai Tzedek
9669 Talbert Avenue, Fountain Valley 92708Cost: $5 per person. Free for CSP members.Contact: (714) 963-4611
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13WEDNESDAY BROWN BAGLUNCH SERIES – PART 1 OF 3Lunch 12:00 p.m.Presentation 12:15 p.m.
Omens, Oracles & Execrations: in the Bible and the Surrounding WorldCo-sponsored by the Bureau of Jewish Education
Samueli Jewish Campus, 1 Federation Way, Irvine 92603Cost: $36 for series, $18 per presentation. Free for CSP Sustainers.Contact: (949) 682-4040
THURSDAY, JANUARY 14THURSDAY EVENINGSERIES – PART 2 OF 4Presentation 7:15 p.m.
Take My Wife Please: Marital Relationships in the Biblical Text Co-sponsored by the Bureau of Jewish Education
Samueli Jewish Campus, 1 Federation Way, Irvine 92603Cost: $36 for series, $18 per presentation. Free for CSP Sustainers.Contact: (949) 682-4040
FRIDAY, JANUARY 15Dinner 6:00 p.m. (by reservation) Services 7:30 p.m. Presentation 8:15 p.m.
Moses, Murder, and Attempted Murder Temple Beth Emet
1770 W. Cerritos Avenue, Anaheim 92804Cost: Friday night dinner $18. No charge for presentation.Contact: (714) 772-4720
SATURDAY, JANUARY 16Service 9:00 a.m. Kiddish 12:00 p.m. Presentation 1:00 p.m.
She Set Her Sights on Him: Joseph and Potiphar’s Wife, a Standard Case of Harassment?Temple Beth Emet
1770 W. Cerritos Avenue, Anaheim 92804No charge for Kiddish or presentation.Contact: (714) 772-4720
SUNDAY, JANUARY 17Brunch 10:00 a.m.Presentation 11:00 a.m.
Joshua Fought the Battle of Jericho and the Walls Came Tumbling Down: the Comic Version Beth Shalom of Whittier
14564 Hawes Street, Whittier 90604 (parking available at 14579 Mulberry)Contact: (562) 941-8744
TUESDAY, JANUARY 19TUESDAY EVENINGSERIES – PART 1 OF 2Presentation 7:30 p.m.
The Body Covered and Uncovered: Nudity in the Bible and the Ancient World Temple Beth El of South Orange County
2A Liberty, Aliso Viejo 92656Contact: (949) 362-3999
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 20WEDNESDAY BROWN BAGLUNCH SERIES – PART 2 OF 3Lunch 12:00 p.m.Presentation 12:15 p.m.
Omens, Oracles & Execrations: in the Bible and the Surrounding WorldCo-sponsored by the Bureau of Jewish Education
Samueli Jewish Campus, 1 Federation Way, Irvine 92603Cost: $36 for series, $18 per presentation. Free for CSP Sustainers.Contact: (949) 682-4040
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 207:15 p.m. When There is No Father:
Acting the Harlot, the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly Samueli Jewish Campus, 1 Federation Way, Irvine 92603CSP Legacy Circle event.Contact: (949) 682-4040
THURSDAY, JANUARY 21THURSDAY EVENINGSERIES – PART 3 OF 4Presentation 7:15 p.m.
Take My Wife Please: Marital Relationships in the Biblical Text Co-sponsored by the Bureau of Jewish Education
Samueli Jewish Campus, 1 Federation Way, Irvine 92603Cost: $36 for series, $18 per presentation. Free for CSP Sustainers.Contact: (949) 682-4040
FRIDAY, JANUARY 22Services 6:00 p.m. Dinner 7:00 p.m. (by reservation) Presentation 8:15 p.m.
Blessings and Curses, a Little Magic Never HurtCongregation B’nai Israel
2111 Bryan Avenue, Tustin 92782Cost: $36 for entire Shabbaton (Friday dinner and Saturday lunch.) $25 Friday dinner only. $15 Shabbat lunch only.Contact: (714) 730-9693
SATURDAY, JANUARY 23Presentation 8:30 a.m. The Striking Issue of Beauty
Congregation Shir Ha-Ma’alot
3652 Michelson Drive, Irvine 92612Contact: (949) 857-2226
Blessings and Curses, a Little Magic Never HurtIf magic is real how come we do not see it all the time? Magic is not real to us, but in the world of the Bible the magic inherent in both blessings and curses was integral to most aspects of life.
David and Solomon: Wine, Women, and SongAccording to the biblical narrative, both David and his favored son Solomon are notorious for their interactions with women in their kingdoms. The stories of Bathsheba, Abishag, and the two mothers who both claim the same infant son are but a few of the women whose lives are intertwined with those of the most prominent rulers of Israel, and the characters of these kings are shaped by the women with whom they interact.
Joshua Fought the Battle of Jericho and the Walls Came Tumbling Down: the Comic VersionThe conquest of the Land of Israel starts with the city of Jericho where ultimately “the walls come tumbling down.” But, first, spies are sent to reconnoiter the land; their unusual antics with Rahab (referred to as a “harlot”) are essential to the capture of the town and the conquest of the Land.
Moses, Murder, and Attempted MurderMoses is rescued from impending infanticide only to grow up to kill someone himself. The story of the Exodus from Egypt is replete with murder and even a bit of mayhem. We will look at the story of Moses to see how these murders and attempted murders are an integral part of the Exodus narrative.
Omens, Oracles & Execrations: in the Bible and the Surrounding WorldWhat do flying birds, cow livers, shaken arrows, and mold on walls have in common? They are all things that can be examined to discover the future and ascertain what God may be thinking–most of these methods are prohibited by the Bible, but some are embraced.
Polygamy, Surrogacy, Adultery, and Death: It is Who You Leave Behind that Counts!In the ancient world, having children was of paramount importance not only to care for you in old age, but also to attend to your spirit once you have died—after all it is best to have someone to say kaddish.
Sex and the Bible: Maybe Even A Little More Than You Wanted to KnowSex, sexual escapades, and sexual wiles play an important role in many biblical narratives. At times we may think of the biblical text as “modest” and there are other times when “outrageous” might be our adjective of choice, yet throughout it all the biblical text never shies away from letting us know “what is what”.
Sex, Magic and Death in the Bible– Let’s Start at the Very Beginning!The very beginning is of course Genesis, the two accounts of creation, and the story of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden that quickly follows. These stories are the ones that set our understanding of sex, family, and death as viewed in the Bible. But is what we think the text is saying really what it says? We will explore these three stories without the lens of our presuppositions and view them anew in their own ancient light.
She Set Her Sights on Him: Joseph and Potiphar’s Wife, a Standard Case of Harassment?The Israelites’ journey from Egypt to Sinai begins not with Moses, but with Joseph and his escapades. We will examine the story of Joseph and Potiphar’s wife (a case of sexual harassment?) in Genesis and the parallel story from Ancient Egyptian literature.
Take My Wife Please: Marital Relationships in the Biblical TextStories that vex us and, at times, our modern sensibilities can take on a different cast when viewed in their ancient contemporary context– but then again, do they? We will look at some biblical stories from the vantage of the ancient world and see the insights that the contemporary context can provide.
Tamar, Rahab, & Ruth: Politics or Sexual Agenda?Tamar, Rahab, and Ruth are each women with strong desires, each is a foreigner, and each helps to shape the future of the People Israel.
The Body Covered and Uncovered: Nudity in the Bible and the Ancient WorldThe common assumption is that Adam and Eve were ashamed when they discovered themselves to be naked, but if we look carefully at the text in Genesis it says that they “…were not ashamed.” The Bible presents a complicated appreciation of the human body that is at times positive and at times negative, but is never “shameful.”
The Exodus: An Israelite Experience?The Exodus from Egypt looms large in the imagin-ation of most every Jew. But what, if anything,
PRESENTATION SYNOPSESSATURDAY, JANUARY 23Services 9:30 a.m.Kiddish Lunch 12:30 p.m.Presentation 1:30 p.m.
The Women of the Bible: Some Were Good, Some Were Bad, They ALL Were InterestingCongregation B’nai Israel
2111 Bryan Avenue, Tustin 92782Contact: (714) 730-9693
SUNDAY, JANUARY 24Presentation 10:00 a.m. CSP Patron Event
The Exodus: An Israelite Experience?Private HomeContact (949) 682-4040
SUNDAY, JANUARY 24Presentation 7:00 p.m. Take My Wife Please: Marital Relationships in the Biblical Text
Temple Beth Tikvah
1600 N. Acacia Avenue, Fullerton 92831Contact: (714) 871-3535
TUESDAY, JANUARY 26TUESDAY EVENINGSERIES – PART 2 OF 2Presentation 7:30 p.m.
The Body Covered and Uncovered: Nudity in the Bible and the Ancient World Temple Beth El of South Orange County
2A Liberty, Aliso Viejo 92656Contact: (949) 362-3999
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27WEDNESDAY BROWN BAGLUNCH SERIES – PART 3 OF 3Lunch 12:00 p.m.Presentation 12:15 p.m.
Omens, Oracles & Execrations: in the Bible and the Surrounding WorldCo-sponsored by the Bureau of Jewish Education
Samueli Jewish Campus, 1 Federation Way, Irvine 92603Cost: $36 for series, $18 per presentation. Free for CSP Sustainers.Contact: (949) 682-4040
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 27Presentation 7:30 p.m. Polygamy, Surrogacy, Adultery, and Death:
It is Who You Leave Behind that Counts! California State University Long Beach
Alpert JCC, 3801 E. Willow Street, Long Beach 90815Contact (562) 426-7601
THURSDAY, JANUARY 28THURSDAY EVENINGSERIES – PART 4 OF 4Presentation 7:15 p.m.
Take My Wife Please: Marital Relationships in the Biblical Text Co-sponsored by the Bureau of Jewish Education
Samueli Jewish Campus, 1 Federation Way, Irvine 92603Cost: $36 for series, $18 per presentation. Free for CSP Sustainers.Contact: (949) 682-4040
FRIDAY, JANUARY 29Services 8:00 p.m. Presentation 8:45 p.m.
Women of the BibleUniversity Synagogue
University Synagogue, 3400 Michelson, Irvine 92612Contact (949) 553-3535
SATURDAY, JANUARY 30Presentation 10:30 a.m. She Set Her Sights on Him: Joseph and Potiphar’s Wife,
a Standard Case of Harassment?Temple Beth Sholom
2625 N. Tustin Avenue, Santa Ana 92705Contact: (714) 628-4600
SUNDAY, JANUARY 31CLOSING PRESENTATIONPresentation 3:00 p.m.
Sex and the Bible: Maybe Even A Little More Than You Wanted to KnowTarbut V’Torah Day School
Lower School MPR, 5200 Bonita Canyon Dr., Irvine 92603(Parking lot, South East Corner Bonita Canyon and Turtle Ridge Drive)Cost: $18 general public ($10 with preregistration). Free for CSP members and TVT parents, students, teachers with registration. RSVP to [email protected] before January 20, 2016.
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