Back to School Bingo
Kick of the semester with Hillel Bingo! This will be a great time reconnect with friends, meet new people, and compete for exciting prizes.
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Events
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Tufts Hillel Building 220 Packard Ave, Medford, MA
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Talmud Chaburah
Tufts Hillel Building 220 Packard Ave, Medford, MAWant to take sharpen your Talmud skills? Join a weekly, text-based study group where you'll work through the Hebrew/Aramaic of the Gemara together, sharpening both reading skills and analytical thinking. Guided by Rabbi Brawer, this chaburah offers a collaborative space for deep learning and thoughtful discussion. Prerequisite: Participants should be comfortable reading Talmud in the […]
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BBQ Shabbat
Tufts Hillel Building 220 Packard Ave, Medford, MAWe’re so excited to kick off the school year with Shabbat at Tufts Hillel! Join us for a special BBQ Shabbat to kick off the school year in style. We can’t wait to celebrate Shabbat with you. Schedule for the night:- 5:30pm BBQ Dinner- 6:30pm Services- 7pm Oneg: Dessert and Board Games Join us for […]
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Get the Scoop – Hillel GIM
Tufts Hillel Building 220 Packard Ave, Medford, MADo you like ice cream? Want to learn all about the amazing programming going on at Hillel this semester? What social justice initiatives is Hillel running this semester? Answers to all of your questions and more at the GIM this Sunday!
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Community Dinner
Join us for a free mid-week Kosher catered dinner! Come for the food, stay for the people! Check the instagram on Tuesday morning for what's being served. Food. People. Comfort. For the most up to date info please see our social media instagram.com/tuftshillel facebook.com/tuftshillel
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Community Dinner
Join us for a free mid-week Kosher catered dinner! Come for the food, stay for the people! Check the instagram on Tuesday morning for what's being served. Food. People. Comfort. For the most up to date info please see our social media instagram.com/tuftshillel facebook.com/tuftshillel
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HCAP and ESL General Interest Meeting
Tufts Hillel Building 220 Packard Ave, Medford, MACome learn more about two of Hillel's amazing volunteering opportunities! Our ESL program, Hillel/McGlynn/Medford Cultural Partnership (HMMCP), works to provide English classes to McGlynn Middle School parents and Medford community members who are English language learners. HCAP (Hillel Community Action Partners) is an initiative that works to provide after school arts, engineering, and homework help […]
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Elul Journals: Preparing for the New Year
Tufts Hillel Building 220 Packard Ave, Medford, MAJoin us for a creative and meaningful way to step into the High Holidays! In the spirit of Elul, the month of reflection and preparation, we’ll decorate and personalize journals to use for introspection, goal-setting, or capturing your thoughts throughout the year ahead. No experience needed, just come ready to reflect, create, and prepare your […]
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Challah for Hunger
Tufts Hillel-Downstairs Chapel 220 Packard Ave, Medford, MAChallah for Hunger is a student group committed to giving back through the tradition of baking challah. Each week, we bake and sell delicious flavors like Chocolate Chip, Cinnamon Sugar, […]
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Talmud Chaburah
Tufts Hillel Building 220 Packard Ave, Medford, MAWant to take sharpen your Talmud skills? Join a weekly, text-based study group where you'll work through the Hebrew/Aramaic of the Gemara together, sharpening both reading skills and analytical thinking. Guided by Rabbi Brawer, this chaburah offers a collaborative space for deep learning and thoughtful discussion. Prerequisite: Participants should be comfortable reading Talmud in the […]
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Community Shabbat
Tufts Hillel Building 220 Packard Ave, Medford, MAFriday Night: Join us this Friday at 5pm for a pre-Shabbat gathering, with coloring books, beads, and friendship bracelets to meet people and kick off the evening together. Candle lighting […]
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Texts and Values: A Weekly Jewish Study Circle
Tufts Hillel Building 220 Packard Ave, Medford, MAJoin Rabbi Naftali Brawer for a weekly exploration of Jewish values and ethical teachings embedded in ancient Jewish texts. No prior knowledge is required, just curiosity and an open mind.
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