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Mysteries of the Jewish Calendar: Pesach (Passover)

March 23, 2010 by Debra Mason

Come explore the Jewish holy day of Pesach, or Passover, as part of the “Mysteries of the Jewish Calendar” lecture series at Carpe Diem in Columbia. Dianna Long, an attorney who holds degrees in Sociology and Religious Studies, will lead the class at noon on Thursday, March 25.

“Mysteries of the Jewish Calendar” is an exploration of the Jewish calendar and an explanation of the historical and religious significance of the holy days falling within each month.

The class will be held at Carpe Diem, 807 Locust St., Columbia. The cost is $15 or, for regular attendees, one punch on the class card. Students pay $5.

For more information or to RSVP, call (573) 268-5989.

Filed Under: Events, Events 2009-2010 Tagged With: Carpe Diem, class, faith, holy days, Judaism, religious literacy

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