Always Sacred: What Jewish Ritual Teaches Us About Showing Up
Friday, 8/14, at 4:30 PM at Micah
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Jewish tradition gives us concrete ways to respond to death, grief, and vulnerability. Through story, reflection, and conversation, West of 65, our social group for those over 65, will explore how practices of sacred care, including chevra kadisha, help us protect dignity, support mourners, and show up for one another when we cannot make things better.
Shabbat in the Round
Friday, 8/14, at 6 PM at Micah
Congregation Micah presents Shabbat In The Round - an evening of joyful music, connection, and celebratory song. The social hall will transform into an intimate circle-style service, with seating arranged in the round to foster equality, belonging, and shared spirit. With accessible melodies and a participatory atmosphere, every voice contributes to shaping this uplifting Shabbat experience.
Micah Minis
Saturday, 8/15, at 9:30 AM at Micah
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A joyful Shabbat experience filled with music and movement, perfect for families with children 7 and under.
Faith250 Comes to Town
Tuesdays in August at 6 PM
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8/18 - Brook Hollow Baptist Church
8/25 - The Temple
Congregation Micah is joining West End United Methodist Church, Brook Hollow Baptist Church, and The Temple to host Faith250 - a series of four interfaith dinners and discussions exploring America's foundational texts. Come build community through meaningful conversation as neighbors from different faith traditions gather around the table.
What Every Jew Should Know About the New Testament
Thursdays, 8/20, 8/27, and 9/3, at 6 PM on Zoom
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Gain a deeper understanding of the New Testament through a Jewish lens in this three-part series. Explore the historical context of its writings, examine how the New Testament's teachings relate to Judaism, and discover insights that can enrich interfaith understanding and conversation. No prior knowledge is necessary.
Pita Party
Thursday, 8/20, at 7 PM at a home in Belle Meade
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Rabbi Laurie Rice and NCJW (National Council of Jewish Women) are hosting an opportunity to learn to make homemade pita bread together with our very own Micah member, Celia Lerch, as head chef! Learn about NCJW and how you can get involved in the many ways they contribute to and enhance the lives of others in our community. Bring a friend and make a new friend!
Women's Circle
Friday, 8/21, at 12 PM at Micah
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Rabbi Laurie invites you to join our conversation group, Women's Circle. All are welcome. Bring a friend.
Ha Ha Havdalah
Saturday, 8/22, at 7 PM at Micah
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Step into the spotlight for an unforgettable evening with Micah-Nections! Young adults in their 20s and 30s are invited to enjoy a fun-filled night of interactive improv games, laughter, and creativity, followed by a special Havdalah to close out Shabbat together. Whether you're a seasoned performer or just looking to have a great time, no experience is necessary, just a sense of humor.
