The view of the Earth emphasizes everything we know about Tikun Olam when we look at what Carl Sagan so eloquently described as “the pale blue dot.” As our bodies try to adapt, our minds turn to God.

533 people have traveled to space and reached altitudes of low-Earth-orbit or beyond…
14 of these adventurers were Jews who set out on a journey that challenged them to adapt physically, emotionally, and spiritually.

What does Halakha have to say for living in space? When is Shabbat? When are the holidays?

This talk describes the space environment as it relates to Halakha and opens up a dialogue on some of the challenges we face as humans continue to explore the universe.

Held on Monday, June 28 at 7:30 PM CDT on the ZOOM platform - A link and code will be provided upon registration. Make the evening extra fun – prepare your favourite beverage and appies!  

FREE EVENT – REGISTRATION REQUIRED by Monday, June 28 at 3 PM – fill out the form below or contact the shul office at hello@szwinnipeg.ca or 204-452-3711. If you would like to make a donation in support of this and other Shaarey Zedek initiatives, you will have the opportunity during the registration process.

About the Speaker: Ariel Brawerman is a civil engineer (graduating from U of M in 2010) currently working on life cycle and supply enhancement studies. He was born in Buenos Aires but has been calling Winnipeg home since 2013. In his free time, besides photography and LEGOs, science takes a big part of his interests. 
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Questions? Reach out – we’re here to help!
Contact Dr. Rena Secter Elbaze, Engagement and Education Director
204-975-3489
rena@szwinnipeg.ca