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An Omaha Rabbi Learns Torah With Warren Buffett...and more

Rabbi Jonathan Gross

Torah in Motion is delighted to welcome Rabbi Jonathan Gross as Scholar in Residence at the Or Chaim Minyan for Shabbat, Parshat Naso, June 3. After Shabbat (at 10:59pm), Rabbi Gross will offer a special presentation, Values …

Program

Apr 26, 2017

Scholar in Residence: Rabbi Ozer Glickman

Rabbi Ozer Glickman zl

Torah in Motion and BAYT Adult Education invite you to join us tonight, Saturday night, February 25, at the BAYT, 613 Clark Ave. as Rabbi Ozer Glickman will speak on.... My Torah im Derech Eretz: Lessons Learned About Torah,…

Program

Feb 6, 2017

Beyond Bais Yaakov: The Silent Revolution Of Haredi Women

Rabbi Dr. Adam S Ferziger

From the 15th Annual Renewing Our Spirit Conference. This annual gathering features fascinating lectures and hard-hitting, provocative panel discussions with some of the finest scholars in the Jewish world today.

Class

Nov 7, 2016

Renewing Our Spirit 2016 Livestream

Rabbi Ephraim Mirvis, Rabbi Dr. Haskel Lookstein, Rabbi Dr. Adam S Ferziger and 1 more

If you can't join us in person for our 15th annual conference, register now to view our Saturday night panel via livestream. You will receive your login instructions under separate cover.

Program

Nov 3, 2016

The LGBT Community and Orthodoxy

Dr. Marshall Korenblum, Rabbi Chaim Rapoport, Dr. Elliott Malamet and 3 more

In 1861 Rav Yaakov Ettlinger penned what is likely the most revolutionary response of modern times; one that allowed, for the first time in Jewish history, those who publicly desecrated the Shabbat to remain part of the observant Jewish community.…

Class

May 30, 2016

The LGBT Community and Orthodoxy

Dr. Elliott Malamet, Dr. Marshall Korenblum, Rabbi Chaim Rapoport and 3 more

In 1861 Rav Yaakov Ettlinger penned what is likely the most revolutionary responsa of modern times; one that allowed, for the first time in Jewish history, those who publicly desecrated the Shabbat to remain part of the observant…

Program

May 16, 2016