The spring season of Tuesday Text continues. Share in a thematic exploration of sacred texts selected from Torah, New Testament, and the Holy Koran with clergy from multiple faith traditions. Sessions of scripture-focused discussions highlight the interconnections and divergences that shape our respective spiritual understandings. This evening's exploration will focus on the topic of covenant. We are guided by a commitment to deep ecumenism, an honoring of the One Source that reveals itself to us in countless outlets: one river, many wells. Optional donation in support of programming requested.

7:30 pm, at Beth Meyer Synagogue, 504 Newton Rd, Raleigh.

Meditation, an ancient practice, known to our ancestors, has entered the main stream for everything from encountering the divine to stress reduction and pain relief. Yavneh member and trained meditation instructor, Clarissa Schaeffer, leads weekly group practice, inspiration and discussion on Monday afternoons in north Raleigh.

Contact Clarissa for location, to RSVP, or if you have questions. 

Our Friday night worship services starts at 7:30 pm. Oneg and schmoozing follow the service.

 At St. Mark's, 1725 North New Hope Rd, Raleigh, NC  27604.

The Board of Directors meets from 4:00PM - 6:00PM. All members of Yavneh are welcome to attend. Contact president@yavneh-raleigh.org for location and to RSVP.

Join with Reb Raachel and Yavneh community members for food and informal conversation. We will meet at 6:30 pm at Sassool, 9650 Strickland Rd, Raleigh. RSVP on Meetup.

​Join us on Shabbat afternoon to enjoy the refreshment of a Third Meal (Se'udah Sh'lishi) in the waning moments of the Sabbath - delicious snacks, heartwarming songs and niggunim (melodies), stories to inspire you for the coming week. This particular part of the Sabbath day is known as Eit Ratzon, the time of yearning, where we and the Holy One reach for each other's loving embrace as the darkness deepens and we prepare for Havdalah and the return to the weekday world.

We will also incorporate a short Tu BiShvat Seder during which we eat specific fruits and nuts and drink four cups of wine in a specific order while reciting the appropriate blessings in order to "bring us closer to spiritual perfection."

Please RSVP on our Meetup group.

If you would like to contribute snacks or refreshments, Beth Meyer's kashrut rules require that any items be in an un-opened store package with kosher certification.

4:30 pm at Beth Meyer Synagogue, 504 Newton Road, Raleigh, NC 27615.

As-Salaam-Islamic Center presents an interfaith community forum, Saturday, November 17th, 11:30 am to 3 pm, at The Vital Link Event Center, 1214 East Lenoir St., Raleigh.

• Guest presentations by Imam Faheem Shuaibe of Oakland, CA (author of the book “THE REALITY OF OUR SACRED HUMAN NATURE”) and Rev. Paul Anderson of Raleigh, The Fountain Fellowship Church; 
• Panelists Rabbi Rachel Jurovics (Yavneh Jewish Renewal Community), Rev. Nancy Petty (Pullen Memorial Baptist Church), Rev. Kim Tillman (Berean Baptist Church), Imam/Dr. Salahuddin Muhammad (As Salaam Islamic Center of Raleigh); and
• Public dialogue and discussion moderated by Dr. Judy Rasheed (Professor N.C. A&T and As Salaam Islamic Center) on “What does it Mean to be a Good Neighbor and What do we Do Now and in the Future?”

Free and open to the public. RSVP online here, or call Imam Oliver Muhammad (919-946-4974) or Imam Dr. Salahuddin M. Muhammad (914-475-2605). Download flyer here.