e-TiM: Online Program
e-TiM: Orthodox Conversion to Judaism in American Responsa Literature

Rabbi Adam Mintz

Tuesdays, February 4 - March 4 (5 weeks)
11:00am Eastern time, 6:00pm Israel Time

We will explore how American Orthodox rabbis of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries have navigated the difficult but fascinating topic of conversion to Judaism in America.

 

 

Dates

February 4, 2025 March 4, 2025

Time

Tuesdays 11:00 AM 12:00 PM EST

Topics

History, Halachic Concerns, Society, Community

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Upcoming classes

Orthodox Conversion to Judaism in American Responsa Literature: Class 3

Rabbi Adam Mintz

Orthodox Conversion to Judaism in American Responsa Literature: Class 4

Rabbi Adam Mintz

e-TiM: Orthodox Conversion to Judaism in American Responsa Literature: Class 5

Past classes of e-TiM: Orthodox Conversion to Judaism in American Responsa Literature

Orthodox Conversion to Judaism in American Responsa Literature: Class 1

February 4, 2025

Rabbi Adam Mintz

Program: e-TiM: Orthodox Conversion to Judaism in American Responsa Literature

Watch Orthodox Conversion to Judaism in American Responsa Literature (Part 1) || Rabbi Adam Mintz on YouTube.

Orthodox Conversion to Judaism in American Responsa Literature: Class 2

February 11, 2025

Rabbi Adam Mintz

Program: e-TiM: Orthodox Conversion to Judaism in American Responsa Literature

Watch Orthodox Conversion to Judaism in American Responsa Literature (Part 2) || Rabbi Adam Mintz on YouTube.

Meet the speaker

Rabbi Adam Mintz

Adam Mintz, a Modern Orthodox rabbi in New York City, believes that the greatest challenge facing twenty-first century Jewry is the creation of educated Jews who understand that the key to the Jewish future is the appreciation of the Jewish past. Rabbi Mintz is the rabbi of Kehilat Rayim Ahuvim, a Modern Orthodox community he founded on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. Rabbi Mintz is the author of “Building Communities: The History of the Eruv in America". He is…

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