Oct 23, 2026 | Temple Event
New Year, New You!
A Health & Wellness Series at Temple Adat Elohim
Start 2027 with a renewed focus on your health, happiness, and well-being!
Join Temple Adat Elohim for a four-part health and wellness series exploring practical strategies for healthy aging, longevity, physical fitness, and emotional well-being.
Discover ways to stay active, build healthy habits, and support your long-term health so you can enjoy a vibrant, fulfilling life for years to come.
Health & Wellness Class Dates
Class Dates & Topics:
- January 7: Eating for a Long Life
- January 14: Staying Active and Pain Free
- January 21: Keys to Lifetime Happiness
- February 4: Preventing Decline and Disease
All classes take place on Thursdays.
Explore Four Keys to Healthy Living
Eating for a Long Life
Learn about balanced nutrition, healthy eating habits, and food choices that support longevity, energy, and lifelong wellness.
Staying Active and Pain-Free
Explore ways to maintain strength, flexibility, mobility, and an active lifestyle while supporting your physical well-being.
Keys to Lifetime Happiness
Discover strategies for emotional wellness, resilience, meaningful connections, and cultivating happiness throughout life.
Preventing Decline and Disease
Learn about proactive lifestyle choices and healthy habits that may help reduce health risks and support long-term vitality.
Invest in Your Health and Happiness
Whether you’re looking to improve your nutrition, stay physically active, or develop habits that support healthy aging, this wellness series offers valuable insights and practical ideas to help you achieve your personal wellness goals.
Meet Your Instructor: Marti Litwin
Marti Litwin, Gerontologist, Certified Health Coach, and certified Personal Trainer, teaches this innovative and inspiring approach to wellness.
Join us for a fresh outlook and renewed motivation to live your longest, healthiest, and best life!
Sign Up for the Health & Wellness Series
To register or learn more, please contact Marti Litwin:
Make 2027 the Year You Invest in YOU!
Join us at Temple Adat Elohim to learn,
connect, and take meaningful steps toward
a healthier, happier future.
Sep 17, 2026 | Temple Event
Yom Kippur Programs
Adult Study Session 1 | 1:00 PM
Our Relationship with Israel: Questioning, Reflecting, Choosing with Shelley Sechooler
What place should Israel have in our Jewish lives today? For many Jews, our relationship with Israel holds love, pride, disappointment, frustration, uncertainty, and even alienation all at once. This introductory session offers a taste of a nine-session course that explores how we might develop a deeper, more mature Jewish framework for understanding Israel and its place in our Jewish identities, which Rabbi Diamond will teach beginning in October.
Adult Study Session 2 | 2:15 PM
Before You Say a Word: Engaging in Soulful Conversations with Sandy Greenstein
How can we approach difficult or meaningful conversations with greater intention? In this small-group experience, Sandy Greenstein will guide participants in exploring what it means to listen deeply, speak thoughtfully, and create space for soulful conversation.
Sep 9, 2026 | Temple Event
Our Relationship with Israel: Questioning, Reflecting, Choosing
A Nine-Session Adult Learning Course Exploring Our Relationship with Israel
What place should Israel have in our Jewish lives today?
For many Jews, our relationship with Israel has become increasingly complicated. Love, pride, disappointment, frustration, uncertainty, and even alienation can exist side by side.
In this nine-session course, we will explore a new way of thinking about the meaning of Israel for contemporary Jewish life.
Using lectures and conversations with Rabbi Dr. Donniel Hartman and other scholars of the Shalom Hartman Institute, we will wrestle with some of the fundamental questions at the heart of the relationship between Israel and world Jewry:
- Why should Israel matter to Jews who do not live there?
- What responsibilities do we have toward Israel, and what responsibilities does Israel have toward the Jewish people?
- How do we remain connected when we disagree with Israeli policies or decisions?
- And what might a mature, meaningful relationship with Israel look like today?
This course is not about defending Israel or criticizing it.
It is about developing a deeper Jewish framework through which we can understand Israel, wrestle with it, and consider what role it should play in our own Jewish identities.
Course Dates
All classes take place on Wednesdays, from 7:00–9:00 PM in the Social Hall.
- October 14
- November 18
- December 9
- January 13
- February 10
- March 10
- April 14
- May 12
- June 9 Register today!
Temple Adat Elohim | Thousand Oaks, CA
Sep 8, 2026 | High Holy Days, Temple Event
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