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Torah Study

Rabbi Schultz leads congregants in Torah study every Shabbat morning, immediately after the Brotherhood’s bagel breakfast. No experience with Hebrew or even Torah is required. Rather, an inquisitive mind is the only prerequisite. We do not follow the weekly Torah parsha, but study the text line by line. Sometimes, we finish several lines in one study session, other times the conversation focuses on only one line. Let’s just say it takes us years to review the whole Torah and then we start all over again.

Not everyone can join us Shabbat morning, so below are links to online opportunities for Torah study.

• Torah Study at the URJ  – Commentaries by rabbis and teachers of the Reform Movement
• Torah for Youth & Families at the URJ – Guides for family discussions of the Torah Portion
• Commentaries by scholars from CLAL – The National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership
• Sedra Shorts, a Torah blog by Moshe Abelesz from the Lookstein Center for Jewish Education in the Diaspora, in Bar-Ilan University, Israel. The purpose of this blog is to provide “sedra-shorts”, short interesting ideas on the weekly Torah reading.