BT in AM - Third Trimester
Join our third trimester with dynamic presenters and engaging classes.
Class 1: 9:30-10:20 - Contemporary Voices on the Parsha
Presented by faculty and guest presenters
Examine a range of scholarly, spiritual, and philosophical interpretations from some of the most impactful voices in modern Jewish thought, including the philosophical insights of Rav Joseph B. Soloveitchik, the text-focused analysis of Nechama Leibowitz, the Chassidic and mystical teachings of Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, and the ethical and societal reflections of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks. Learn with in-house faculty and guest presenters who will open new vistas in Parsha study through a rich, contemporary lens.
Class 1: 9:30-10:20 - Contemporary Voices on the Parsha
Presented by faculty and guest presenters
Examine a range of scholarly, spiritual, and philosophical interpretations from some of the most impactful voices in modern Jewish thought, including the philosophical insights of Rav Joseph B. Soloveitchik, the text-focused analysis of Nechama Leibowitz, the Chassidic and mystical teachings of Rabbi Menachem M. Schneerson, and the ethical and societal reflections of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks. Learn with in-house faculty and guest presenters who will open new vistas in Parsha study through a rich, contemporary lens.
Class 2: 10:30-11:30 am – Character Counts
Presented by Rabbi Chai Posner
What does it really mean to be a committed Jew? How can Jewish life shape our character, our choices, and the people we strive to become in the modern world? Too often, religious practice centers on actions alone, without asking how those practices shape us internally. Together, we’ll explore Jewish values and character traits and how they guide a life of meaningful service to God. Because religious commitment isn’t just about what we do — it’s about who we become.
Register here.
Presented by Rabbi Chai Posner
What does it really mean to be a committed Jew? How can Jewish life shape our character, our choices, and the people we strive to become in the modern world? Too often, religious practice centers on actions alone, without asking how those practices shape us internally. Together, we’ll explore Jewish values and character traits and how they guide a life of meaningful service to God. Because religious commitment isn’t just about what we do — it’s about who we become.
Register here.
Beth Tfiloh Congregation
Celebrating the Joy of Judaism. Embracing all Jews.
One of the leading Modern Orthodox synagogues in America, with a diverse membership, and an extensive offering of religious services, classes and year-round Jewish programming for all ages.
One of the leading Modern Orthodox synagogues in America, with a diverse membership, and an extensive offering of religious services, classes and year-round Jewish programming for all ages.
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