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Monday Night Torah
Event Date: Monday, August 1, 2022 - 6:00pmAdd to Calendar Event Description: בס״ד
Monday Night Torah
With Phil Lazzar
“Ivdu et Hashem b’Simcha”
6pm - 7pm
Open to all ages, backgrounds, and experiences. We take a close look at the Torah portions of the week, the holidays, as well as other topics. The Torah offers us a truly radical worldview. The premise that it and we start with and build upon is the idea that there is a G-d who is the Absolute Good and who is inti mately involved in everything that is happening. And, that G-d's goal in creation is to bestow infinite good upon us. This of course leads us to wonder, if that is G-d's goal, then why is the world in such a balagan? In addressing this question we look at a number of essential concepts: management vs. transformation, messengers vs. Sender, disease vs. symptoms, darkness vs. double-darkness, selfishness vs. self lessness, egotism vs. altruism, the relationship of arrogance to anger/frustration/ annoyance, and more.
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Kabbalat Shabbat
Event Date: Friday, August 5, 2022 - 6:00pmAdd to Calendar Event Description: With Rabbi Naomi Steinberg.
Zoom link available upon request.
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Saturday Morning Torah Study
Event Date: Saturday, August 6, 2022 - 8:30amAdd to Calendar Event Description: Torah study with Calyah Chanah Isaacs
Topics are added each week.
Here’s our Zoom link:
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Monday Night Torah
Event Date: Monday, August 8, 2022 - 6:00pmAdd to Calendar Event Description: בס״ד
Monday Night Torah
With Phil Lazzar
“Ivdu et Hashem b’Simcha”
6pm - 7pm
Open to all ages, backgrounds, and experiences. We take a close look at the Torah portions of the week, the holidays, as well as other topics. The Torah offers us a truly radical worldview. The premise that it and we start with and build upon is the idea that there is a G-d who is the Absolute Good and who is inti mately involved in everything that is happening. And, that G-d's goal in creation is to bestow infinite good upon us. This of course leads us to wonder, if that is G-d's goal, then why is the world in such a balagan? In addressing this question we look at a number of essential concepts: management vs. transformation, messengers vs. Sender, disease vs. symptoms, darkness vs. double-darkness, selfishness vs. self lessness, egotism vs. altruism, the relationship of arrogance to anger/frustration/ annoyance, and more.
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Saturday Morning Torah Study
Event Date: Saturday, August 13, 2022 - 8:30amAdd to Calendar Event Description: Torah study with Calyah Chanah Isaacs
Topics are added each week.
Here’s our Zoom link:
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Monday Night Torah
Event Date: Monday, August 15, 2022 - 6:00pmAdd to Calendar Event Description: בס״ד
Monday Night Torah
With Phil Lazzar
“Ivdu et Hashem b’Simcha”
6pm - 7pm
Open to all ages, backgrounds, and experiences. We take a close look at the Torah portions of the week, the holidays, as well as other topics. The Torah offers us a truly radical worldview. The premise that it and we start with and build upon is the idea that there is a G-d who is the Absolute Good and who is inti mately involved in everything that is happening. And, that G-d's goal in creation is to bestow infinite good upon us. This of course leads us to wonder, if that is G-d's goal, then why is the world in such a balagan? In addressing this question we look at a number of essential concepts: management vs. transformation, messengers vs. Sender, disease vs. symptoms, darkness vs. double-darkness, selfishness vs. self lessness, egotism vs. altruism, the relationship of arrogance to anger/frustration/ annoyance, and more.
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Saturday Morning Torah Study
Event Date: Saturday, August 20, 2022 - 8:30amAdd to Calendar Event Description: Torah study with Calyah Chanah Isaacs
Topics are added each week.
Here’s our Zoom link:
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Monday Night Torah
Event Date: Monday, August 22, 2022 - 6:00pmAdd to Calendar Event Description: בס״ד
Monday Night Torah
With Phil Lazzar
“Ivdu et Hashem b’Simcha”
6pm - 7pm
Open to all ages, backgrounds, and experiences. We take a close look at the Torah portions of the week, the holidays, as well as other topics. The Torah offers us a truly radical worldview. The premise that it and we start with and build upon is the idea that there is a G-d who is the Absolute Good and who is inti mately involved in everything that is happening. And, that G-d's goal in creation is to bestow infinite good upon us. This of course leads us to wonder, if that is G-d's goal, then why is the world in such a balagan? In addressing this question we look at a number of essential concepts: management vs. transformation, messengers vs. Sender, disease vs. symptoms, darkness vs. double-darkness, selfishness vs. self lessness, egotism vs. altruism, the relationship of arrogance to anger/frustration/ annoyance, and more.
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Saturday Morning Torah Study
Event Date: Saturday, August 27, 2022 - 8:30amAdd to Calendar Event Description: Torah study with Rabbi Bob Rottenberg.
Topics are added each week.
Here’s our Zoom link:
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Monday Night Torah
Event Date: Monday, August 29, 2022 - 6:00pmAdd to Calendar Event Description: בס״ד
Monday Night Torah
With Phil Lazzar
“Ivdu et Hashem b’Simcha”
6pm - 7pm
Open to all ages, backgrounds, and experiences. We take a close look at the Torah portions of the week, the holidays, as well as other topics. The Torah offers us a truly radical worldview. The premise that it and we start with and build upon is the idea that there is a G-d who is the Absolute Good and who is inti mately involved in everything that is happening. And, that G-d's goal in creation is to bestow infinite good upon us. This of course leads us to wonder, if that is G-d's goal, then why is the world in such a balagan? In addressing this question we look at a number of essential concepts: management vs. transformation, messengers vs. Sender, disease vs. symptoms, darkness vs. double-darkness, selfishness vs. self lessness, egotism vs. altruism, the relationship of arrogance to anger/frustration/ annoyance, and more.
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