Description
Yallah: Unbound Omer
$18.00 – $100.00
Yallah יאללה is an Arabic phrase that is widely used in Israel, meaning, “let’s go!” My translation is… “let’s make it happen!” (Imagine it being said with enthusiasm and an ear-to-ear smile.)
Come for the learning and stay for the joy.
This is an experiential workshop and community building time that is unique in our Jewish community.
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Passover is about boundaries, freedoms, and the courage to break through. We will continue our Mussar-infused stories, text study, shared experience and community inspiration. May your soul soar with newly unlimited expressions.
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Please consider a $25 or higher sign-up. All welcome.
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No preparation is needed and all faith traditions are welcome.
This session will meet in person. All levels welcome. No preparation is required. The accessible Goleta location will be sent prior to the workshop.
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Wednesday, April 3 — 3 p.m. for schmoozing, 3:15-4:30 or 4:45 for learning.
On-time 3 p.m. attendance is encouraged.
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Hurrah for tiered pricing. Please evaluate with honor and integrity, your ability to support this learning community. All are welcome.
Supporter = $36 per session
All-in = $25 per session,
Affirmative Equity = $18 per session,
Count my shekel = Everyone counts – what’s your nickel in the game? Send an e-mail to: nina – at – pitome – dot – com. No questions asked.
Philanthropist = $100 per session, includes attendance and a new guest – keep the mojo going with local, creative and innovative Jewish offerings. Not a 501c3, but help with business bills is greatly appreciated!
Bring your curiosity. All are welcome. Registration on the web site, or via Venmo.
New participants encouraged.
We’ll deepen our growing mini-community. Feel free to invite a friend!
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For those that celebrate other faith traditions, please come! The learning will apply to stepping forward with our best self and inevitably, you will have insights to enrich the learning.
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Additional information
| Sign Me Up | Supporter, All In, Affirmative Equity, Count My Shekel, Philanthropist |
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