Give thanks for the birthday of the trees and the Jewish Earth Day with the many branches of the Jewish environmental movement. Join activists, rabbis, leaders, and educators to contemplate and celebrate our interconnectedness with trees and the natural world.

Tree-mendous highlights include:
-Romemu-style (Renewal) services with Shir Yaakov
-Orthodox services with Rabbi Greg Wall

All-inclusive rates start at just $228* per person and include farm-to-table shabbat meals, an elaborate seder with four cups of wine, lodging, diverse learning and celebration, multiple prayer options, yoga classes, guided hikes on our beautiful trails, and more.

Visit http://isabellafreedman.org/tubshevat for more information and to register.
*Register by midnight on December 28th and save 10%!
*All attending Tree B'Earthday receive 50% off a two-day community organizing training, in partnership with Jewish Energy Covenant Campaign, Jewish Energy Network, & JOIN for Justice, in Washington DC on March 13 and 14. Click here to apply!

Thanks to our sponsors:

http://romemu.org/
http://edenvillagecamp.org/
http://neohasid.org/
http://www.jewcology.com/
http://www.jewishfarmschool.org/
http://coejl.org/
http://www.tevalearningalliance.org/
http://www.hazon.org/
http://www.greenzionism.org/
http://www.rimonberkshires.org

Join the Jewish Meditation Center of Brooklyn and Adamah for a teaching by Sarah Chandler
(followed by our weekly sitting meditation at 8pm!)

Soul Journeys Through Living Soil

As we move through spring time and notice the trees bloom with flowers and green, we may miss out on the life force of activity within the soil below us. The interconnectedness of organisms, ions, roots, water and air within the soil can be a window into a lifestyle of balance and cooperation. Combining soil science with mystical teachings, this session will enter universe of organic soil, allowing you to align your breath cycle with a complex source of our sustenance.

The conclusion of our sit will also include samples and sales of Adamah's kosher organic pickles and goat cheese.

$10 Suggested Donation
342 Smith Street Brooklyn, 11231

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Sarah Chandler, the ADAMAH Associate Director, is a Jewish experiential educator, community activist, spiritual leader, and blogger. From 2005-2009, Sarah served as the Director of Jewish Family Life & Learning (JoyFuLL) at West End Synagogue: A Reconstructionist Congregation. She has her M.A. in Jewish Communal and Experiential Education and Hebrew Bible from the Jewish Theological Seminary, and serves as educator with the Teva Learning Center and the Kohenet Institute. She is currently participating in the second cohort of Jewish Mindfulness Teacher Training with the Institute for Jewish Spirituality.