Friday Night:  

Orthodox services 6pm (Hillel, MPR)

Sunday, October 30 · 4:30pm - 5:30pm  at The Interfaith Center

Join the Muslim-Jewish Initiative this Sunday as we discuss the concept of God as understood in Islam and in Judaism. What are the attributes of God? What makes God worthy of worship? To what extent (if at all) can humans understand or connect to God?
Come learn from and about other members of the Jewish and Muslim faiths. Refreshments will be served.

For more information check out the Facebook event

Come hear Efraim Inbar who is the director of the Begin-Sadat center for Strategic Studies. He will be discussing the upheaval in the Middle East as well as Israel's National Security concerns. This event is brought by the Johns Hopkins University, The Leonard and Helen R. Stulman Jewish Studies Program. 

November 2nd, 2011

7pm 

Smokler Center for Jewish Life Hopkins Hillel

3109 North Charles Street

When:  Thursday, November 3 · 12:00pm - 1:00pm

Location:  Hillel MPR (3rd floor)

Come and join us for a conversation with Admiel Kosman, considered one of Israel's leading poets, and his translator, Lisa Katz!  They will be reading and discussing poems from Kosman's first book ever to appear in English, "Approaching You in English".  FREE kosher wraps will be served for lunch!

"Gil Hoffman - Israel and the Arab Spring: Will the Jewish State Spring Forward or Fall Back?"

On Friday, November 4 from 12-1pm (location TBD), Gil Hoffman will provide an insider's look at the future of the Middle East and hopes for democracy and peace.  Hoffman is the chief political correspondent and analyst for the Jerusalem Post.  He is well connected to Israeli and Palestinian leaders, has interviewed every major figure across the political spectrum.  Hoffman has been interviewed by top media on six continents and is a regular analyst on CNN, Aljazeera, and other news outlets.

Free lunch will be served.  

Kulanu, Hebrew for "all of us," is an organization that supports isolated emerging Jewish communities around the world.

Thursday, November 10 · 6:00pm - 7:30pm

Hillel MPR (3rd floor)

Meet Aaron Kintu Moses, a prominent leader of the Abayudaya Jewish community of Uganda. The schools in Abayudaya feed and educate more than 750 Jewish, Muslim and Christian children who study together in peace. Come learn about nutrition, public health, women's empowerment, micro-finance, crafts, music, coffee and more with Aaron Kintu Moses, their dynamic leader .

FREE Chinese food dinner will be served!

This program is sponsored by Hopkins Hillel, the Black Student Union, Lee Meyerhoff Hendler and Kulanu..

For more information check out the Facebook event.

Join fellow students for a week-long service immersion trip in Miami, Florida

Help us plan for Shabbat dinner

Our Shabbat dinners have been amazing so far and we're so pleased that many new people are finding their place at the table at Hillel.  To make sure that we have enough food for everyone, we need to plan ahead.  Starting this Shabbat, if you sign up and pay by Wednesday, dinner will cost $12.  If you sign up on Friday when you come for dinner, you will be charged $15.    Please visit our website and choose a book of 10 or 5 dinners or sign up each week in advance to insure that everyone can enjoy great Shabbat food and festivities.  

Johns Hopkins Hillel

3109 N. Charles Street

Baltimore, MD 21218

phone: 410-516-0333

HopkinsHillel.org