Me’ah is a two-year intensive adult Jewish learning program, sponsored by Hebrew College and Combined Jewish Philanthropies' Commission on Jewish Continuity & Education. Temple Isaiah and Temple Emunah host a joint Me’ah class in Lexington.

Students are immersed in reading core Jewish texts, grappling with concepts representing the historical, cultural and political movements from four eras—biblical, rabbinic, medieval and modern. For approximately 100 hours of class time (Me'ah means "100" in Hebrew) over a two-year period, students have a chance to read, think and open their mind to new ideas.

The next round of Me'ah in Lexington will take place in the fall of 2012. Click here for more information about the Me'ah program at other locations in the Boston area.