Please join Darkhei Noam for a Scholar-in-Residence Friday Night Shabbat Dinner, featuring Sarit Kattan Gribetz. 

Dr. Sarit Kattan Gribetz  is Associate Professor of Religious Studies and Jewish Studies at Yale University. Her book, Time and Difference in Rabbinic Judaism, received a National Jewish Book Award. She received her BA and PhD from Princeton University, studied in the Advanced Kollel at Yeshivat Maharat, and lives with her family in Riverdale.

Dinner will be following Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat services held at Kehilat Hadar/Shaare Zedek 210 West 93rd Street. The Topic of Friday night's dinner drash is: "Between the Suns: Twilight, Doubt, and Ambiguity in Rabbinic Literature". REGISTER HERE 

Dr. Kattan Gribetz will also be addressing the Darkhei Noam kehilla during morning services on Shabbat January 31.

This Scholar-in-Residence is sponsored by Ozzie Haller in memory of her beloved husband, Jack Haller z"l. Jack Haller was known for his inquiring mind, irreverent sense of humor, deep concern for humanity and devotion to Judaism; a gathering focused on an absorbing topic of Jewish interest is a most fitting way to honor his memory.