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Stay around for a bit after Friday evening services for an inspiring Shiur delivered by Rabbi Soloveichik. 

One hour before the start of Minhah, Rabbi Soloveichik guides us through the extraordinary, unique life story and worldview of the brief, much-cited maxims in Pirkei Abot.

Every Sunday at 8:45 am. The Book of Beliefs and Opinions (completed 933 CE) was the first systematic presentation and philosophic foundation of the dogmas of Judaism.

Rabbi Silber will study the existential and governing challenges faced by the developing Jewish nation during this transitional period from tribal society to a monarchy.

Tuesdays at 9 am in the Elias Room. Drawing on Halakhic, literary, and philosophical texts, we will attempt to examine anew the holidays.

Stay around for a bit after Friday evening services for an inspiring Shiur delivered by Rabbi Soloveichik. 

One hour before the start of Minhah, Rabbi Soloveichik guides us through the extraordinary, unique life story and worldview of the brief, much-cited maxims in Pirkei Abot.

Every Sunday at 8:45 am. The Book of Beliefs and Opinions (completed 933 CE) was the first systematic presentation and philosophic foundation of the dogmas of Judaism.

Rabbi Silber will study the existential and governing challenges faced by the developing Jewish nation during this transitional period from tribal society to a monarchy.

Tuesdays at 9 am in the Elias Room. Drawing on Halakhic, literary, and philosophical texts, we will attempt to examine anew the holidays.

Stay around for a bit after Friday evening services for an inspiring Shiur delivered by Rabbi Soloveichik. 

One hour before the start of Minhah, Rabbi Soloveichik guides us through the extraordinary, unique life story and worldview of the brief, much-cited maxims in Pirkei Abot.

Every Sunday at 8:45 am. The Book of Beliefs and Opinions (completed 933 CE) was the first systematic presentation and philosophic foundation of the dogmas of Judaism.

Rabbi Silber will study the existential and governing challenges faced by the developing Jewish nation during this transitional period from tribal society to a monarchy.

What does the most famous boy wizard in the world have in common with the Exodus story? Come find out from Rabbi Moshe Rosenberg in this family-friendly event that is sure to get everyone in the Pesah spirit.

Tuesdays at 9 am in the Elias Room. Drawing on Halakhic, literary, and philosophical texts, we will attempt to examine anew the holidays.

This year, in addition to our interfaith Thanksgiving Pack-a-thon, we are organizing a Pre-Pesah Pack-a-thon in collaboration with the  Jewish humanitarian organization, Chamah. 

Stay around for a bit after Friday evening services for an inspiring Shiur delivered by Rabbi Soloveichik. 

One hour before the start of Minhah, Rabbi Soloveichik guides us through the extraordinary, unique life story and worldview of the brief, much-cited maxims in Pirkei Abot.

Following morning services, Rabbi Meir Soloveichik delivers his annual Shabbat HaGadol Derasha.