Ohr Kodesh Book Groups
Ideas and Discussions
Ohr Kodesh is a community of readers and authors. Every corner of our building has books.
We have an afternoon and evening book club which meet in person and via zoom. Upcoming titles for both groups appear in the monthly bulletin and can be found as events on the OKC Calendar.
OKC Daytime Book Club
Meets on the first Wednesday of the month at noon. Feel free to enjoy your lunch during the meeting.
Books are chosen by the club’s members, generally several months in advance, alternating fiction and nonfiction every other month. Most titles are under 400 pages. New participants are always welcome!
Please visit the OKC Calendar to view the schedule, register and receive the Zoom link. For further information, please contact Natalie Cantor.
OKC Evening Book Group
Meets every 6 weeks on Thursday nights at 8:30PM.
The Evening Group is intergenerational by intention. Book choices include fiction and nonfiction, incorporating Israeli titles in translation. New participants are always welcome!
Please visit the OKC Calendar to view the schedule, register and receive the Zoom link. For further information, please contact Ellen Elow-Mintz.
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The Seven Good Years by Etgar Keret
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Second Person Singular by Sayed Kashua
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Kaddish.com by Nathan Englander
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Inheritance by Dani Shapiro
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On Division by Goldie Goldbloom
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I Want You to Know We Are Still Here by Esther Safran Foer
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The House on Endless Waters by Emuna Elon
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My Mother’s Son by David Hirshberg
Mon, March 18 2024
8 Adar II 5784
Upcoming Events
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Thursday ,
MarMarch 21 , 2024
Thursday, Mar 21st (All day)
Co-sponsored by Ohr Kodesh Congregation On Zoom More information soon. -
Thursday ,
MarMarch 21 , 2024OKC Evening Book Group
Thursday, Mar 21st 8:30pm to 9:30pm
An intergenerational gathering place for readers. Open to the entire OKC community. -
Friday ,
MarMarch 22 , 2024HAZAK Josiah Henson Museum Tour
Friday, Mar 22nd 1:00pm to 4:00pm
This trip will focus on the changes necessary to embrace freedom and our commitment to freedom as a basic foundational human right in our Jewish tradition.