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Journeys in Jewish Ethics
Navigating Everyday Moral & Ethical Dilemmas through the Lens of Talmudic Thought
A Monthly CLE Accredited Lunch 'n Learn, held in Center City and Elkins Park
APPROVED FOR ETHICS CLE     I     Presented by Rabbi Alexander Coleman

October Seminar

What do I Owe my Aging Parents?

Grappling with the moral dilemmas of elder care under Talmudic law and ethics
  • Must I support my ailing parents?
  • What obligations are there to an abusive parent?
  • Who pays for a parents medical or nursing home expenses?
Held in 2 Locations​
Tuesday, October 9, 12:30-1:30PM:  Elkins Park Train Station Meeting Room, 7876 Spring Ave.
Thursday, October 11, 12:30-1:30PM: ​2 Penn Ctr, 1500 JFK Blvd, 3rd Flr Meeting Room
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​Approved for 1-Hr Ethics  I   Cost: $30 for CLE or $15 non-CLE  ​(includes lunch)

​Eva Kramer (Chava bat Baruch, 1930-1989) was a paragon of Jewish ethics and goodness with a lifelong commitment to Jewish education. Her values live on through her family, friends and educational programs at synagogues - and now at the Institute for Jewish Ethics.