We are proud of the classes JCAB offers year-round. As summer arrives, take advantage of a more relaxed pace to learn some Torah! We have something for everyone, and if you don’t find something that interests you, let us know! The JCAB Rabbis are happy to help you scratch your Jewish studies itch.

See HERE for weekly class schedule.

See HERE for the JCAB Summer 2026 Bulletin.

See HERE for Summer Shabbat Speaker Series.

Let’s Talk About Sects with Rabbi Weinstock

Tuesdays @ 9:00 am, starting July 7

Explore the fascinating, contentious, and often deeply human story of Jewish sectarianism across the ages. From Biblical rivalries to the Pharisees, Sadducees, and early Christians to medieval movements and more modern factions, examine why Jews have so often splintered into competing camps.

Livestream available HERE or Zoom ID: 830 5759 9026.

Women's Parsha Class with Dr. Julie Stern Joseph

Wednesdays @ 10:45 am

Study the weekly Torah portion with an eye towards relevant, contemporary themes.

Location: JCAB Beit Midrash.

Women’s Lunch & Learn 

Thursdays @ 12:15 pm, starting June 25

Come together for some Torah, noshing, and community connection with the JCAB Rabbis. Hosted in different homes each week.

TNT: Thursday Night Torah

Thursdays @ 8:45 pm, starting June 25

An explosive spiritual experience, each week experience some Jewish wisdom while also enjoying a l'chaim and time with chevra at a local home. Featuring JCAB Rabbis and special guests.

Rambam Hilchot Talmud Torah Chaburah with Rabbi Willig

Friday mornings, following 7:30 am Shacharit

All welcome for a 30-minute study and analysis of Rambam’s clear and systematic presentation of halakhah, exploring both the practical rulings and the underlying principles.

Sport and Spirit with Rabbi Willig 
A Shabbat pre-Mincha series

Explore the American sports landscape - unforgettable moments, dominant athletes, and great rivalries. Through the lens of Torah texts and Jewish ethics, uncover the values and life lessons learned from the triumphs, challenges, and drama of competitive sports.

Great Jewish Books You Need to Know

A Seudah Shlishit Series

A journey through some of the classic and contemporary works that every thoughtful Jew should encounter.