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Limmud Seattle 2019

8:45am PST

A Blessing for the Tsar!? Praying For or Against the Government R205Israel Geselowitz The Jewish Bookshelf - Session A R110Rivy Kletenik Being Happy with One’s Portion: The Jewish Roots of Voluntary Simplicity R106BTony Abrams (formerly Ramsey)

10:15am PST

Understanding Jewishness & Whiteness R203Cecily Kaplan • Rachel Zerrell The Jewish Bookshelf - Session B R110Rivy Kletenik Then the Land will Reclaim its Sabbaths: What does Jewish Agricultural Law offer the Urban Jew? R101Shoshanah Haberman • Naama Sadan

11:30am PST

Youth: What's Jewish About Saving the World? A Guide for Jewish Youth on Connecting Jewish Practices With Care for the Earth (Ages 7-12 + Parents too!) R201Deirdre Gabbay

1:15pm PST

Textual and Social Activism in the Works of R. Levi Yitzchak of Berditchev R203Josh Weisman A Taste of Talmud: The Page, the People, the Pursuit R101Sheldon Goldberg

1:45pm PST

Youth: Waterville or Desertville: Why Does the Torah Tell Two Different Creation Stories? (Ages 9-12 + Parents too!) R201Ruz Gulko

2:45pm PST

Modern Day Immigration Insights from Sarah, Abraham, Hagar and Ishmael R203Jill Borodin What's Jewish about Saving the World? Why and How to Weave Faith-Based Practices Into Your Environmentalism and Vice Versa R208Deirdre Gabbay How'd This Get Canonized? A Synthesis of Biblical Text, Mythology, and Meta-Halacha in Sukkah 5b R102Daniel Popper

4:15pm PST

The One Thing You Can Never Lose: Your Unique Relationship with G-d R205Avram (Avi) Rosenfeld