2010

Sunday, June 27 - Thurs. July 1

Emulating G-d

"G-dlike" or "G-dly" is usually what we use to describe an extraordinary individual, one who is enormously altruistic, selfless and kind.   In fact, it is a Torah obligation for each and every one of us to  "walk in the ways of G-d" - to become G-dlike.

In this Week of Learning, we'll explore this seemingly unattainable goal of G-dliness.  We'll examine the different attributes of G-d and  how we can emulate them stage by stage.  By striving to achieve this goal, we will enhance our relationship with ourselves, with others and with G-d.   

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OF THE SCHEDULE AND INFORMATION

This Summer Week of Learning will take place at

Ohab Zedek 

118 West 95th St.

(btwn. Amsterdam and Columbus)

 

Sun. June 27

Mon. June 28

Tues. June 29

Wed. June 30

Thurs. July 1

9:30 – 10:45

Understanding the Concept of Emulating

G-d, Part I (Textual Study) Mrs. L. Kohn

Understanding the Concept of Emulating G-d, Part II (Textual Study) Mrs. L. Kohn

Justice and Mercy: One or the Other? Part II (Textual Study of the Book of Yonah)

Rebbetzin P. Neuburger

Compassion After Pain  Rabbi Y. Teichman

11:00 – 12:15

The Search for Emes (Truth)   Mrs. Mina Glick

Portion of the Week: Parshat Pinchas Rabbi E. Bergstein

Developing Love  Rabbi E. Bergstein

Changing our Thoughts, Changing Ourselves Mrs. Chani Juravel

12:15 – 1:15

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

Lunch

1:15 – 2:30

Introduction: Why Emulate G-d? 

Mrs. Leah Kohn

Humility and G-dliness?

Mrs. M. Glick

Challenging Relationships Rabbi Yisroel Teichman

Beyond Forgiveness: The Active Approach  Rabbi Y. Teichman

Seeing Ourselves the Way G-d Sees us

Mrs. C. Juravel

2:45 – 4:00

Giving and Receiving: Finding the Balance Mrs. Debbie Greenblatt

Attaining the Gift of Happiness

Rabbi Eliyahu Bergstein

Justice and Mercy: One or the Other? Part I (Textual Study of the Book of Yonah)

Rebbetzin Peshi Neuburger

Making Independent Choices

Mrs. L. Kohn

Closing Comments/ Questions and Answers Mrs. L. Kohn

 

This Summer Week of Learning will take place at

Ohab Zedek 

118 West 95th St.

(btwn. Amsterdam and Columbus)

Jewish women of all ages are invited to participate, regardless of background or affiliation.  Participants are encouraged to attend all classes but are welcome to participate part-time as well - each class, even within a series, is a unit unto itself.

Fees:

Full Week, including breakfast & lunch:  $225

Per Day, including breakfast & lunch: $60

Per Class: $15. (Lunch, if paying per class, is $10)

Financial assistance available

Limited Housing is available for individuals outside the NY/NJ area for an additional $100., or $200 for your own room.    A $50 deposit and 2 non-family references must be received by June 14th   to request housing. 

Please call or email to pre-register or to request housing, or for more information. (You may also prepay via paypal at http://www.jewishrenaissance.org/about-contribute.html and indicate it is for the SWL.

 If you would like to sponsor a class, a day, or the week in honor or in memory of someone,

please contact Esther at the JRC or donate through the web page directly above.. 

Your sponsorship will enable individuals who cannot afford the full cost of the program to attend. 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
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