You don’t need to have a Torah background or be able to read Hebrew to participate in this vibrant lecture and roundtable discussion on the weekly Torah portion. This class weaves Torah insights with contemporary and existential issues; ancient wisdom with modern dilemmas. Bring your questions, queries or doubts, but most of all, bring yourself to this popular class for women by women. You will study, laugh, discuss, be inspired and debate. The Torah is yours, too.

Group roundtable discussion of the weekly Torah portion, based on classic commentaries

An in-depth, interpretive study of the classic Jewish study on Ethics, the Pirke Avot.

Text based study of The Tanya, a fundamental classic on Jewish mysticism. This class is a fascinating exploration of the nature of the soul and its struggles.

At the start of the festive meal after services we dip an apple honey.

During the course of the festive meal we eat a new fruit.

You don’t need to have a Torah background or be able to read Hebrew to participate in this vibrant lecture and roundtable discussion on the weekly Torah portion. This class weaves Torah insights with contemporary and existential issues; ancient wisdom with modern dilemmas. Bring your questions, queries or doubts, but most of all, bring yourself to this popular class for women by women. You will study, laugh, discuss, be inspired and debate. The Torah is yours, too.

An in-depth, interpretive study of the classic Jewish study on Ethics, the Pirke Avot.

Text based study of The Tanya, a fundamental classic on Jewish mysticism. This class is a fascinating exploration of the nature of the soul and its struggles.

The class is a lively and analytical study of the Talmud, arguably the most important Jewish text after the Bible. The Talmud is axiomatic to Jewish observance and its understanding is vital for understanding Jewish law and tradition

Group roundtable discussion of the weekly Torah portion, based on classic commentaries

An in-depth, interpretive study of the classic Jewish study on Ethics, the Pirke Avot.

Text based study of The Tanya, a fundamental classic on Jewish mysticism. This class is a fascinating exploration of the nature of the soul and its struggles.

You don’t need to have a Torah background or be able to read Hebrew to participate in this vibrant lecture and roundtable discussion on the weekly Torah portion. This class weaves Torah insights with contemporary and existential issues; ancient wisdom with modern dilemmas. Bring your questions, queries or doubts, but most of all, bring yourself to this popular class for women by women. You will study, laugh, discuss, be inspired and debate. The Torah is yours, too.