
Scholar-in-Residence Weekend 2026 with Reb Moshe Waldoks
Learn with our 2026 Scholar in Residence, Rabbi Moshe Waldoks
Friday, January 30th, Saturday, January 31st, and Sunday, February 1st
Theme for the weekend: From the Big Book of Jewish Humor to meeting the Dalai Lama -- what do Faith and Belief mean?
Reb Moshe is perhaps best known for co-authoring the Big Book of Jewish Humor. But he is also Rabbi Emeritus at Temple Beth Zion in Brookline, where he has served since 1998. At TBZ, Reb Moshe revitalized the community by embracing pluralism, humor, social justice and meditation.
For more on Reb Moshe please visit: https://www.tbzbrookline.org/welcome/spiritual-leaders/reb-moshe-waldoks/.
Friday, January 30th Shabbat Service starts at 7:00 PM: Reb Moshe will offer a D'Var, "The Jews and the Lotus - The Jewish Buddhist Experience and meeting the Dalai Lama"
Saturday, January 31st Shabbat Service starts at 10:00 AM: After the Shabbat morning service, Reb Moshe will lead a Torah Study, "Faith versus Belief - How We Work Through Calamity," followed by kiddush lunch.
Sunday, February 1st Brotherhood Breakfast with food available at 9:00 AM and Reb Moshe speaks about 9:30 AM: "A Short History of Jewish Humor."
While CBE is pleased to offer this program at virtually no cost to participants, we hope you will consider making a donation of any amount to help our Adult Education Committee continue to offer programming with such esteemed guests as Reb Moshe. You will have the option to make a donation when you sign up below.
For those attending the Sunday Brotherhood Breakfast in person, who are not members of the CBE Brotherhood, there is a $10 charge.
We welcome the attendance of non-congregants and do suggest a donation of $36 or more for your participation.
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