Torah Studies Season One - Happiness Is Learned

Funding from the Estate of Julie Breton Coopersmith, Shoshana bas Avraham a”h

Jewish Learning for Real Life

A Timeless Perspective for Modern Life

Life moves quickly. News cycles change by the hour, trends come and go, and sometimes it can feel as though everything around us is constantly changing.

Torah Studies gives us an opportunity to pull back, slow things down, and see life from a more timeless perspective. Each week, we explore a topic or idea through the wisdom of Torah and Jewish tradition, then consider what it means for the way we live today.

Each class is built around Jewish texts that we learn and discuss together, giving everyone the opportunity to ask questions, exchange ideas, and discover the relevance of Torah for themselves.

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Slow things down.
Step back.
See life through a more timeless lens.

 
Torah Studies · Season 01
Torah Studies · Season 01

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Sundays · 9:30 AM · Live on Zoom

Season One Lessons

 
Each session explores a meaningful question through Jewish texts, conversation, and the timeless perspective of Torah.
01
One More Child
Why the Torah treats every birth as the creation of a world.
02
the man g-d praised
Why ordinary people sometimes need extraordinary words
03
why judaism begins with the body
How brit milah reveals where the deepest connection to G‑d lives
04
a faith you can't lose
Why belief in G‑d doesn't come from proof — and isn't done by it either
05
the myth of falling in love
Why lasting love begins after the wedding
06
whose money is it?
Why giving isn't generosity, but a matter of ownership
07
better than perfect
Why G‑d treasures the struggler more than the flawless saint
08
fear has a weak spot
How trust can loosen anxiety's grip before reality even changes
09
beyond the minimum
Some moments ask for more than doing your duty
10
light the living room first
The surprisingly private work of keeping Judaism alive
11
no such thing as someone else
Why every Jew's struggle, failure, and hurt belongs to all of us

Slow down. Learn deeply. Live more meaningfully.

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