e-TiM: Stimulating Torah Virtually Everywhere
Experience Torah like never before |
| See, hear and participate in real time from your home or office.
Welcome to e-TiM , an exciting and powerful new way to participate in our innovative programming.
With this remarkable technology - you can see, hear and speak to the teacher from wherever you are; you have to see it to believe it!
You will be able to
- See and hear a live shiur presented specifically for e-TiM participants
- Talk to the speaker and be heard by all
- Be seen on screen
- Write your comments and questions to the speaker during the class
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Israel at 60
in conjunction the Tzohar Foundation, the Or Chaim Minyan and Mizrachi |
Sunday May 4th 2008
9:30 am-12:00pm
Yeshivat Or Chaim, 159 Almore Avenue, Toronto
9:30 am
The Pursuit of Social Justice in Israel
Rav David Stav Rosh Yeshiva, Yeshivat Hesder Petach Tikva; Rabbi, City of Shoham Israel
10:30 am
The State of the State: Reflections on the Spiritual Challenges facing Israel at 60
Rav David Stav and Rav Yuval Cherlow
A Symposium Moderated by Dr. Elliott Malamet, Professor, Jewish Education, York University
11:30 am
Family Matters in a Post Modern Age - An Israeli Perspective
Rabbi Yuval Cherlow, Rosh Yeshiva, Yeshivat Hesder Petach Tikva
Suggested donation $10
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| The MaTaN Mother and Daughter Bat Mitzvah Program |
Spring Session begins
Tuesday March 4th , 2008
Teacher: Rachel Adelman
Or Chaim Yeshiva, 159 Almore Avenue
Focusing on Jewish Women Throughout the ages, the program presents Jewish heroines, through textual sources, who are role models that embody positive attributes young women can emulate. Mothers and daughters learn together as well as participate in creative activities each week.
If you will have a daughter grade 6 in 2007-2008 we encourage you to join us for the program.
Space is limited.
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| Learning Together: Monthly Mother and Daughter Post-Bat Mitzvah Program |
Women, grades 7-8 and their mothers
Location: private home each month (call office to reserve your spot and to find out location)
Led by Rebecca Winter
An exciting program for post-Bat Mitzvah girls and their mothers to explore aspects of interpersonal mitzvoth from a Torah perspective. Texts will be provided in Hebrew and English. No charge. Sponsorships available from $180.
| Monday, May 5, 2008 |
| Tuesday, June 3, 2008 |
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For detailed information, call 416.633.5770. |
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| The Holy Revolution |
| Acharei Mot:
"Speak to the people of Israel and say to them: I am the Lord your G-d: Do not follow the ways of Egypt where you once lived nor of Canaan where I will be bringing you" (18:1-2). Had these words appeared in the book of Exodus, in connection with the leaving of Egypt they would be readily understandable. However this... More |
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| Child and Children |
| Pesach: The Seder night brings together Jews from all orientations and perspectives. The future redemption of the Jewish people, a theme which is central to the seder, is dependant on different types of Jews learning how to respect each other even as we may disagree. Sukkot which like Pesach commemorates the exodus... More |
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| Lot's Seder |
| Pesach: "He made a feast for them and baked matza and they ate" (Breisheet 19:3). The "angels" had come to Sedom to rescue Lot from the destruction that awaited the metropolis of Sedom-Amorah . Rashi commenting on the strange... More |
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| The Problem Child |
| What to do with the problem child--the one who is defiant and rebellious, ill mannered and seemingly unredeemable--is one of the most agonizing dilemmas that parents and educators face. As solutions running the gamut from understanding to suppression all vie with one another, a look at the Haggadah offers an unequivocal if disturbing prescription. One is commanded... More |
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| Sixty Years and Spending |
| The National Post (April12, 2008) reported on the "despondency" facing the State of Israel as it gears up to celebrate 60 years of independence. I have learned long ago not to take at face value anything read in a newspaper and while the messianic utopia hoped... More |
