A social-learning course where students grapple with case studies and texts, with the option for the instructor to serve more as a moderator than instructor.
Pardon Me
No matter how nice the company we keep may be, at some time, someone will insult us; and no matter how affable we try to be, someone will feel betrayed by us. Based on ancient Jewish texts, this learning experience will explore motives and methods to restoring weakened relationships through the practice of forgiveness—both seeking it and granting it.
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Remarkable Stories of the Jewish Printing Press
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This multimedia class features fifteen fascinating tales, each anchored in a priceless ancient book that will be shown and analyzed during this class.
We will witness how Jews rushed to adopt the printing press in its earliest iterations, and how they ingeniously overcame the bigots who tried to halt Jewish printing.
We will observe how Jews set up new printing houses soon after traumatic expulsions, and how the economics of the early Jewish book market influenced the gentile world of printing.
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Galus & Geulah: 1. The Purpose of Exile 2. Redemption: Its Centrality to Judaism 3. The Process That Makes Mashiach Happen 4. The Obligation to Await and Anticipate the Redemption
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- Teacher’s Manual
- PowerPoint
- Lesson Videos
- Marketing materials (social media square, Facebook event banner, email header, and Canva link)
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Paradigm Shift
The Role of a Rebbe
This class addresses a question that has vexed Jews since the day that Moshe approached a motley crew of Hebrews slaving beneath the harsh Egyptian sun and said, “Follow me!”
What is ideal Jewish leadership? What makes a good Jewish leader? A rabbi is just one example of a leader. In addition to religious leadership, there is political leadership and social leadership, and any number of instances where a man or a woman rises up and shows the way.
We may refer to him as a rebbe, a leader, a master. But what—in Jewish thought and history—makes him who he is?
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Celebrating the Life and Legacy of the Rebbe’s Father, Rabbi Levi Yitschak Schneerson
Package includes:
- Teacher’s Manual
- PowerPoint
- Marketing materials (social media square, Facebook event banner, email header, and Canva link)
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