Don’t consider these your last 18, just your first.

While we could all argue (and hopefully, we will) about just which stories are the foundation of jewish thought, Rabbi Kushner has whittled her considerable list down to these 18 – as the most evocative, promising gates into jewish thinking. Don’t worry, she’ll tie these stories to the holidays, lifecycles, commandments, prayers and lots of other things, too.

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Don’t consider these your last 18, just your first.

While we could all argue (and hopefully, we will) about just which stories are the foundation of jewish thought, Rabbi Kushner has whittled her considerable list down to these 18 – as the most evocative, promising gates into jewish thinking. Don’t worry, she’ll tie these stories to the holidays, lifecycles, commandments, prayers and lots of other things, too.

→ Click through for more information & registration

Don’t consider these your last 18, just your first.

While we could all argue (and hopefully, we will) about just which stories are the foundation of jewish thought, Rabbi Kushner has whittled her considerable list down to these 18 – as the most evocative, promising gates into jewish thinking. Don’t worry, she’ll tie these stories to the holidays, lifecycles, commandments, prayers and lots of other things, too.

→ Click through for more information & registration

Taught by Rabbi Noa Kushner

Something pretty beautiful happens when you study Torah with a group of people over a long time. First, you get to know Torah and how to read between the letters. Second, you start to sync up your life with the regular dose of words and the calendar. Third, you find a group of people you can trust with your biggest questions and ideas.

Coffee for in-person students, audio live-stream available on request.

Always on Saturdays before shabbat morning services, 9 - 9:50 AM. Check the calendar for all occurrences.

Register here

Don’t consider these your last 18, just your first.

While we could all argue (and hopefully, we will) about just which stories are the foundation of jewish thought, Rabbi Kushner has whittled her considerable list down to these 18 – as the most evocative, promising gates into jewish thinking. Don’t worry, she’ll tie these stories to the holidays, lifecycles, commandments, prayers and lots of other things, too.

→ Click through for more information & registration

Taught by Rabbi Noa Kushner

Something pretty beautiful happens when you study Torah with a group of people over a long time. First, you get to know Torah and how to read between the letters. Second, you start to sync up your life with the regular dose of words and the calendar. Third, you find a group of people you can trust with your biggest questions and ideas.

Coffee for in-person students, audio live-stream available on request.

Always on Saturdays before shabbat morning services, 9 - 9:50 AM. Check the calendar for all occurrences.

Register here

Taught by Rabbi Noa Kushner

Something pretty beautiful happens when you study Torah with a group of people over a long time. First, you get to know Torah and how to read between the letters. Second, you start to sync up your life with the regular dose of words and the calendar. Third, you find a group of people you can trust with your biggest questions and ideas.

Coffee for in-person students, audio live-stream available on request.

Always on Saturdays before shabbat morning services, 9 - 9:50 AM. Check the calendar for all occurrences.

Register here

Don’t consider these your last 18, just your first.

While we could all argue (and hopefully, we will) about just which stories are the foundation of jewish thought, Rabbi Kushner has whittled her considerable list down to these 18 – as the most evocative, promising gates into jewish thinking. Don’t worry, she’ll tie these stories to the holidays, lifecycles, commandments, prayers and lots of other things, too.

→ Click through for more information & registration

Learn how to chant torah in the Sephardic tradition. We’ll discuss the system of pronunciations and cantillation/trop marks that create the melodies and how they’re to the text of the torah.

→ Click through for more information & registration

Don’t consider these your last 18, just your first.

While we could all argue (and hopefully, we will) about just which stories are the foundation of jewish thought, Rabbi Kushner has whittled her considerable list down to these 18 – as the most evocative, promising gates into jewish thinking. Don’t worry, she’ll tie these stories to the holidays, lifecycles, commandments, prayers and lots of other things, too.

→ Click through for more information & registration

Learn how to chant torah in the Sephardic tradition. We’ll discuss the system of pronunciations and cantillation/trop marks that create the melodies and how they’re to the text of the torah.

→ Click through for more information & registration

Taught by Rabbi Noa Kushner

Something pretty beautiful happens when you study Torah with a group of people over a long time. First, you get to know Torah and how to read between the letters. Second, you start to sync up your life with the regular dose of words and the calendar. Third, you find a group of people you can trust with your biggest questions and ideas.

Coffee for in-person students, audio live-stream available on request.

Always on Saturdays before shabbat morning services, 9 - 9:50 AM. Check the calendar for all occurrences.

Register here

Don’t consider these your last 18, just your first.

While we could all argue (and hopefully, we will) about just which stories are the foundation of jewish thought, Rabbi Kushner has whittled her considerable list down to these 18 – as the most evocative, promising gates into jewish thinking. Don’t worry, she’ll tie these stories to the holidays, lifecycles, commandments, prayers and lots of other things, too.

→ Click through for more information & registration

Learn how to chant torah in the Sephardic tradition. We’ll discuss the system of pronunciations and cantillation/trop marks that create the melodies and how they’re to the text of the torah.

→ Click through for more information & registration

Taught by Rabbi Noa Kushner

Something pretty beautiful happens when you study Torah with a group of people over a long time. First, you get to know Torah and how to read between the letters. Second, you start to sync up your life with the regular dose of words and the calendar. Third, you find a group of people you can trust with your biggest questions and ideas.

Coffee for in-person students, audio live-stream available on request.

Always on Saturdays before shabbat morning services, 9 - 9:50 AM. Check the calendar for all occurrences.

Register here

Don’t consider these your last 18, just your first.

While we could all argue (and hopefully, we will) about just which stories are the foundation of jewish thought, Rabbi Kushner has whittled her considerable list down to these 18 – as the most evocative, promising gates into jewish thinking. Don’t worry, she’ll tie these stories to the holidays, lifecycles, commandments, prayers and lots of other things, too.

→ Click through for more information & registration

Learn how to chant torah in the Sephardic tradition. We’ll discuss the system of pronunciations and cantillation/trop marks that create the melodies and how they’re to the text of the torah.

→ Click through for more information & registration

Our guest teacher this week is Rabbi José Rolando Matalon of B’nai Jeshurun.

Something pretty beautiful happens when you study Torah with a group of people over a long time. First, you get to know Torah and how to read between the letters. Second, you start to sync up your life with the regular dose of words and the calendar. Third, you find a group of people you can trust with your biggest questions and ideas.

Coffee for in-person students, audio live-stream available on request.

Always on Saturdays before shabbat morning services, 9 - 9:50 AM. Check the calendar for all occurrences.

Register here

Don’t consider these your last 18, just your first.

While we could all argue (and hopefully, we will) about just which stories are the foundation of jewish thought, Rabbi Kushner has whittled her considerable list down to these 18 – as the most evocative, promising gates into jewish thinking. Don’t worry, she’ll tie these stories to the holidays, lifecycles, commandments, prayers and lots of other things, too.

→ Click through for more information & registration

Learn how to chant torah in the Sephardic tradition. We’ll discuss the system of pronunciations and cantillation/trop marks that create the melodies and how they’re to the text of the torah.

→ Click through for more information & registration

Don’t consider these your last 18, just your first.

While we could all argue (and hopefully, we will) about just which stories are the foundation of jewish thought, Rabbi Kushner has whittled her considerable list down to these 18 – as the most evocative, promising gates into jewish thinking. Don’t worry, she’ll tie these stories to the holidays, lifecycles, commandments, prayers and lots of other things, too.

→ Click through for more information & registration

Learn how to chant torah in the Sephardic tradition. We’ll discuss the system of pronunciations and cantillation/trop marks that create the melodies and how they’re to the text of the torah.

→ Click through for more information & registration

Taught by Rabbi Noa Kushner

Something pretty beautiful happens when you study Torah with a group of people over a long time. First, you get to know Torah and how to read between the letters. Second, you start to sync up your life with the regular dose of words and the calendar. Third, you find a group of people you can trust with your biggest questions and ideas.

Coffee for in-person students, audio live-stream available on request.

Always on Saturdays before shabbat morning services, 9 - 9:50 AM. Check the calendar for all occurrences.

Register here

Don’t consider these your last 18, just your first.

While we could all argue (and hopefully, we will) about just which stories are the foundation of jewish thought, Rabbi Kushner has whittled her considerable list down to these 18 – as the most evocative, promising gates into jewish thinking. Don’t worry, she’ll tie these stories to the holidays, lifecycles, commandments, prayers and lots of other things, too.

→ Click through for more information & registration

Learn how to chant torah in the Sephardic tradition. We’ll discuss the system of pronunciations and cantillation/trop marks that create the melodies and how they’re to the text of the torah.

→ Click through for more information & registration

Taught by Rabbi Noa Kushner

Something pretty beautiful happens when you study Torah with a group of people over a long time. First, you get to know Torah and how to read between the letters. Second, you start to sync up your life with the regular dose of words and the calendar. Third, you find a group of people you can trust with your biggest questions and ideas.

Coffee for in-person students, audio live-stream available on request.

Always on Saturdays before shabbat morning services, 9 - 9:50 AM. Check the calendar for all occurrences.

Register here

Don’t consider these your last 18, just your first.

While we could all argue (and hopefully, we will) about just which stories are the foundation of jewish thought, Rabbi Kushner has whittled her considerable list down to these 18 – as the most evocative, promising gates into jewish thinking. Don’t worry, she’ll tie these stories to the holidays, lifecycles, commandments, prayers and lots of other things, too.

→ Click through for more information & registration

Learn how to chant torah in the Sephardic tradition. We’ll discuss the system of pronunciations and cantillation/trop marks that create the melodies and how they’re to the text of the torah.

→ Click through for more information & registration

Don’t consider these your last 18, just your first.

While we could all argue (and hopefully, we will) about just which stories are the foundation of jewish thought, Rabbi Kushner has whittled her considerable list down to these 18 – as the most evocative, promising gates into jewish thinking. Don’t worry, she’ll tie these stories to the holidays, lifecycles, commandments, prayers and lots of other things, too.

→ Click through for more information & registration