On behalf of the the OU in conjunction with Project Sinai, you can now participate in a series of live, interactive online classes focusing on traditional and contemporary issues. Each hour-long class is fully interactive where you may ask questions in real time via chat to the presenter. This program is geared for all levels of knowledge, with the goal of providing an opportunity to explore key aspects of living Judaism. A certificate of completion will be awarded upon the conclusion of this September -December Fall Series.
All classes start at 9:00 pm EST
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Sundays in December
Fundamental Symbolism of Judaism
- December 6:
- The Concept of “Keeping Kosher by: Rabbi Yisroel Bendelstein”
- December 13:
- Chanukah: Why Giving is the Best Gift
- December 20:
- Understanding Sabbath Rituals: Candle-lighting, Kiddush (Blessing Over Wine), Hamotzi (Blessing Over Bread), The Sabbath Meal, etc. by Lori Palatnik
Past Series
Sundays in November
Connecting to God
- November 8:
- Twittering to God: Rabbi Jonathan Rietti
- November 15:
- Making Prayers Personal and Meaningful: Rabbi Tzvi Gluckin
- November 22:
- Ask the Rabbi Any Questions That You’ve Always Had! Rabbi Mordechai Becher
(You may e-mail questions in advance to community@ou.org by November 30th or ask during the class.)
Tuesdays in October
The Spiritual Dimension of Judaism
- October 13:
- You Don’t Look Jewish! Jewish Identity and Identification: Rabbi Label Lam
- October 20:
- What Does It Mean to be Jewish?: Rabbi Tzvi Gluckin
- October 27:
- The Economy, Unemployment, Homelessness, and God. Who’s to Blame? How Do You Have Faith in a God Who Allows All of These Things to Happen?: Rabbi Mordechai Becher
Tuesdays in September
The High Holidays: What Does It All Mean . . . ? Is It More than Apples and Honey?
- September 15:
- What are the High Holidays, and What Do They Have to Do With Me?
- September 22:
- To Forgive or Not to Forgive? By Rabbi Rabbi Tzvi Gluckin
- September 29:
- The Secrets for Strengthening Personal Relationships . . . Neighbors, Spouse, Relatives, Friends, and . . . God
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