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Israeli Grad Students visit The Boston Synagogue for Friday Night Dinner and Conversations
The Argov Fellows are a Group of Israeli Post-Graduate Students Studying Law, Politics, and Diplomatic Relations.
Friday, February 5, 2015 at 6:30 PM
55 Martha Road, Boston, MA 02114 (in Charles River Park)
BOSTON, MA. February 5, 2015 – Join us for an enlightening evening with the future leaders of Israel. The IDC Herzliyah program, named for the former Israeli Ambassador Shlomo Argov, will be visiting Boston on their tour of the Eastern US. Dinner with these Israeli students follows a short service on February 5th at 6:30 PM with Rabbi Klein and Rabbinical Intern Allison Poirier. Attendees will have the opportunity to speak with these students over a festive and casual, Friday night dinner. In the past, these incredible students have gone on to bright careers in the public, private, and non-profit sectors.
Reservations for dinner due by Tuesday, February 2nd to office@bostonsynagogue.org. Pricing for the evening is as follows: $12 for Members, $15 for Non-members, and $8 for Young Professionals (20s-30s.) You can pay via paypal at http://bostonsynagogue.org/events/dinners.
The Boston Synagogue is conveniently located at 55 Martha Road, in the West End’s Charles River Park. The synagogue is located near public transportation: Mass General/Charles Street Red Line T, Science Park Green Line T, and TD Garden/North Station.
About The Boston Synagogue:
The Boston Synagogue is an unaffiliated, traditional, egalitarian synagogue – and is a wonderful spiritual and cultural alternative for those living in downtown Boston, Charlestown, Beacon Hill, West End, the North and South Ends, Waterfront, Museum Towers, Cambridge and surrounding communities. It is the only synagogue in downtown that meets 52-weeks a year for Shabbat and other Holidays.
It is a warm, joyful, pluralistic neighborhood community that is inclusive, with women, men and children actively participating in its services and programs. It welcomes individuals, young professionals and couples as well as families and others, wherever one might be on their Jewish spiritual journey, including interfaith couples and families.
Checkout the synagogue’s other programming and events at www.bostonsynagogue.org
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