Continuing Education

All Classes are Co-ed. Men & Women are cordially invited.
For questions or inquiries on any of our programs, please contact the office.

2019 Lecture Series

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Ongoing Programs

Tanach Study Group

Led by shul members. Meeting in their homes, this interactive study group analyzes and discusses various Tanach texts. Check the Weekly Bulletin for topic, time and place.

MONDAY:

Rabbi’s Study Class (NEW):

The Rabbi’s Study Class at 7 pm - “The Best From The Vault”  What did Rabbi Morrison study at progressive yeshivas last year? First topic - The Possibilities and Limitations of Repentance. Classes begin September 9.

Begins September 9 at 7:00 pm

TUESDAY:

Sisterhood Study Group: Sponsored by Sisterhood – Rabbis Morrison & Lipson alternate weekly in leading this class. 10:00 -11:30 am in the Tessler Lounge.

Begins September 10

WEDNESDAY:

Mini Adult Education Series at BEBY with Beit Rabbi Mordechai Torczyner:

Jonah: More Than a Fish Story"

G-d, a man and a big fish walk into the Bible – and lessons in politics, human nature and spirituality emerge. What are the timeless messages of this remarkable book?

September 11, 18 (2 weeks) 10-11 am

Fee: $20, register at torontotorah.com/jonah or 647-234-7299

For more information for all upcoming programs, please email info@torontotorah.com or call 416-783-6960.

SHABBAT: 

Tish and Torah
with Rabbi Leslie Lipson. Rabbi Lipson will lead learning sessions for the Parshat Hashavuah every Shabbat at 10:00 am in the Boardroom. Everyone is welcome.

Daf Ha' Shavua - The Weekly Page of Talmud.The Weekly Page of Talmud. For beginning or intermediate students of Talmud, we will explore page by page the first Tractate of the Talmud known as Masechet Berachot. We will be using the brand new Koren Talmud Bavli Daf Yomi Edition which contains the text in its original as well as full English translation and commentary by Rabbi Adin Steinsaltz. Taken from the introduction, “The primary focus of the tractate is the myriad ways in whi­ch a Jewish person expresses his faith throughout his life.” Meets thirty-five minutes prior to Mincha.