Mysticism
The rich heritage of Jewish mysticism, and its relation to other forms of mysticism, particularly Sufi.
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Digital Storytelling – 1/6
DeWitt Library 5110 Jamesville Rd, DeWitt, NY, United StatesRepeats weekly through Nov 13, 2018.
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Guest: Tim Saka
ZoomOne of two guest faculty sessions for the term: Tim Saka, of the CNY Rise Center, representative of the Turkish Cultural Center.
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Multifaith Service
MMUUS 3800 East Genesee St, Syracuse, NY, United StatesFree -
The Brothers Three
Federated Church 35 Tex Pultz Pkwy, Port Byron, NY, United StatesFree -
Studying Midrash
ZoomMidrash is the traditional method of interpreting scripture through the use of narrative. The structure and format for a common form of Midrash - used by Jesus on many occasions - will be explored. The application of Midrash to other traditions will be discussed.
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Telling Challenging Stories
ZoomIn keeping with the Jewish value of challenging perceived problems, the art of telling stories that challenge the audience will be explored.
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ZoomOne of two guest faculty sessions for the term. The particulars of the guest and the actual date will be made available at the beginning of the term.
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Hasidic Stories
ZoomStories arising from the period of the Ba'al Shem Tov and his disciples are presented, discussed, and explored.
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Persuasive Storytelling
ZoomTransformational storytelling is much more than telling folk tales; it is about enabling and encouraging change. The intersection between transformational and persuasive storytelling is explored.