Refreshments, Workshops, and Gala Lunch
Start by enjoying refreshments with friends, then choose from six workshop options: The history of prisons, of women's Mitzvot, or of the Torah itself? A fresh perspective on joy, on leadership, or on YOU? Your choice... It all comes together as we sit down for a delicious, and inspirational, lunch!
In Honor of the Rebbe's Upcoming Yahrtzeit
In honor of the Rebbe’s Yahrtzeit
on the Third of Tammuz (July 1, 2014),
“Yeshiva Day!” is dedicated to the Rebbe.
on the Third of Tammuz (July 1, 2014),
“Yeshiva Day!” is dedicated to the Rebbe.
Presented by Rabbi Yocheved Adelman (Amherst, MA)
Is “making lemons into lemonade” a Kabbalistic idea? Explore the Chassidic approach to Simcha...
Mrs. Yocheved Adelman was born in the United Kingdom. She serves as Shlucha to Amherst, MA. Together with her husband, Rabbi Chaim, she directs Chabad activities at the University of Massachusetts.
Mrs. Yocheved Adelman was born in the United Kingdom. She serves as Shlucha to Amherst, MA. Together with her husband, Rabbi Chaim, she directs Chabad activities at the University of Massachusetts.
Presented by Rabbi Yaakov Wolff (Longmeadow, MA)
The truth is that we can all be leaders in our own sphere. Discover the leadership qualities that you posses.
Rabbi Yaakov Wolff is an acclaimed educator of both children and adults. For nearly two decades, he has served on the educational staff at the Lubavitch Yeshiva Academy (LYA) in Longmeadow, MA. He is Director of Adult Education for the Academy.
Rabbi Yaakov Wolff is an acclaimed educator of both children and adults. For nearly two decades, he has served on the educational staff at the Lubavitch Yeshiva Academy (LYA) in Longmeadow, MA. He is Director of Adult Education for the Academy.
Presented by Rabbi Mendel Samuels (Simsbury, CT)
Other than pure faith, is there evidence to the Torah’s Divinity? Discover a logical path to the Tradition of Judaism.
Rabbi Mendel Samuels is one of today’s most sought-after lecturers in the arena of Jewish theology. He has delivered hundreds of talks in tens of cities throughout the world. His charming sense of humor -- along with his unique ability to explain complex Torah and Kabbalistic ideas -- help the listener to be moved and inspired.
Rabbi Mendel Samuels is one of today’s most sought-after lecturers in the arena of Jewish theology. He has delivered hundreds of talks in tens of cities throughout the world. His charming sense of humor -- along with his unique ability to explain complex Torah and Kabbalistic ideas -- help the listener to be moved and inspired.
Presented by Mrs. Maryashi Sternberg (New London, CT)
Explore the meaning of three Mitzvot special to women and how they inform our role—at home and in the community.
Mrs. Maryashi Sternberg was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She is the Shlucha to New London, CT. Together with her husband, Rabbi Avraham, she directs Chabad of Eastern CT.
Mrs. Maryashi Sternberg was born in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She is the Shlucha to New London, CT. Together with her husband, Rabbi Avraham, she directs Chabad of Eastern CT.
Presented by Shneur Z. Kessler (New Haven, CT)
Discover the fascinating history of prison systems in Jewish communities throughout the ages.
Rabbi Shneur Kessler was born in Miami, FL. He grew up in Montreal, Canada, where he studied in Yeshiva. Following his undergraduate years, Rabbi Kessler served as Rabbinic Intern at Yeshvat Or Elchanan in Los Angeles, CA.
Rabbi Shneur Kessler was born in Miami, FL. He grew up in Montreal, Canada, where he studied in Yeshiva. Following his undergraduate years, Rabbi Kessler served as Rabbinic Intern at Yeshvat Or Elchanan in Los Angeles, CA.
Presented by Rabbi Shaya Gopin (West Hartford, CT)
Three paradigms of personal growth: Transforming negative to positive, going the extra mile, and growing beyond the self.
Rabbi Shaya Gopin grew up in West Hartford, CT. He serves as Director of Education at Chabad of Greater Hartford. Along with his wife, Shayna, he directs the “Friendship Circle,” providing Judaic and social programming for children, teens and young adults with and without special needs.
Rabbi Shaya Gopin grew up in West Hartford, CT. He serves as Director of Education at Chabad of Greater Hartford. Along with his wife, Shayna, he directs the “Friendship Circle,” providing Judaic and social programming for children, teens and young adults with and without special needs.
Jewish Learning that will Enrich Your Life...
Start by enjoying refreshments with friends, then choose from six workshop options: The history of prisons, of women's Mitzvot, or of the Torah itself? A fresh perspective on joy, on leadership, or on YOU? Your choice... It all comes together as we sit down for a delicious, and inspirational, lunch!
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