Join us in learning about the Kabbalah of Giving. Judaism’s rich mystical tradition helps us discover the transformative power of charity; join us in illuminating how that power can transform both you and the world around us.

From the five books of Moses through the age of the prophets, join us on a journey to the biblical land of Israel to walk in the footsteps of our forefathers. All the while, we’ll be deciphering the timeless lessons that our prophets and leaders imparted to us on this journey through ancient Jewish history.

Explore what Jewish tradition has to say on morality, using traditional texts to provide you with a proven, tested guidebook for life. In following the Jewish guide for self-improvement, we’ll be able to better our personal lives, interpersonal relationships, as well as better understand our own paths.

Judaism’s rich philosophical tradition dates to the time of Avraham Avinu. Since then, Jewish thought has only grown more complex, making its study more rewarding. Join us in our exploration of a diverse selection of Jewish thought, guaranteed to challenge and engage.

The Jewish story is one that stretches back to our forefather Avraham Avinu. From the highs of the Jewish people’s first entry of Israel under the Prophet Joshua, to the low of our Temples’ destruction, to the modern day miracle of the establishment of the state of Israel, follow us through the Jewish people’s fascinating past.

Join us in a thematic-analytical study of Chumash (the Five Books of Moses) as it relates to the Siddur (Jewish prayer book). Through learning the Chumash, we will better be able to understand how the Siddur can trace its lineage all the way back to our biblical forefathers. This course will be taught by Rabbi Menachem Leibtag, a world renowned Torah scholar and Rebbe at Yeshivat Har Etzion.

Zionism is the defining Jewish movement of the modern era, allowing the Jewish people to return to their ancestral homeland of Israel. However, beyond its apparent politics, Zionism is a deeply spiritual movement as well. In Religious Zionist thought, Zionism is nothing less than the the unfolding of the redemption of Israel and mankind. Learn the origins and philosophies behind the Jewish national movement, and how we can be active participants in Israel’s future today.