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Terumah: The First of Adar

Rabbi Jay Kelman

The first of Adar is a very special day. “Just as when Av begins one decreases rejoicing, so too when the month of Adar begins, one increases rejoicing” (Taanit 29a). A Jew is supposed to be happy at all times. The Torah defines happiness…
Article

Terumah: Time to Volunteer

Rabbi Jay Kelman

Join as we discuss why involuntary religion is no religion at all. 
Podcast

Parshat Terumah

Devora Chait-Roth

This week's topic: Parshat Terumah: To Build a Mikdash
Class

Terumah - Soaring to the Heavens

Symbols play an important part in helping to define who we are. Our clothing, for example, is often symbolic of the social milieu with which we identify. Corporate logos help to create a business image and flags of a nation symbolize its essence.…
Article

Terumah: Praying Together

Rabbi Jay Kelman

Join as we discuss how the Mishkan served as a vehicle to bring Jews and non-Jews together. 
Podcast

Parshat Shavua 5784 with weekly guest speakers (Terumah)

Shayna Kravetz

Class

Terumah: A Giving Heart

Rabbi Jay Kelman

In his introduction to Pirkei Avot, the Rambam distinguishes between those mitzvot which we are to observe because we want to and those we should observe because we have to. When it comes to what we might call the ethical mitzvot of the Torah we…
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Parshat Shavua 5783 with weekly guest speaker (Terumah)

Leora Moskowitz Orenshein

Class

Terumah: Working Together

Rabbi Jay Kelman

The Torah is a description of the relationship between G-d and man, and between G-d and the Jewish people. The Torah begins with G-d’s creation of the world, a world that was purposeless without man. “Fill the earth and conquer it” (Breisheet 1:28)…
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Parshat Shavua 5782 with weekly guest speaker (Terumah)

Noah Notis

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