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If you are in middle school or high school, come learn with us this summer. If you are a college student and beyond, check out our summer Kollel in New York City, our vibrant Beit Midrash programming in Israel, and, of course, for year-round study, Yeshivat Drisha.
Join Rabbi Avie Walfish for Mishnah Zevachim every Sunday! This course is a presentation of the Rifka Rosenwein Z”L Mishnah Division. And join Drisha’s Mishna Yomit community! Working with the most standard daily mishnah study schedule, you will join a group of committed learners who dedicate time each day for the study of 1-2 mishnayot. Over a period of weeks and months of regular study, you will complete Tractates and even entire Orders of Mishnah!
To anchor and support your individual learning, Drisha’s Mishnah Yomit program includes a weekly Mishnah Yomit b’Iyun (in-depth) shiur. In this shiur, you will have the opportunity to review portions of the past week’s material, and to go deep into select elements of the text (e.g. core concepts discussed; how the mishnayot interpret and interact with the biblical background; the literary structure and reception history of the unit) — all within the context of a collaborative community of fellow learners.
Join Rabbi Dr. Joshua Kulp for Mishnah Horayot every Sunday! This course is a presentation of the Rifka Rosenwein Z”L Mishnah Division. And join Drisha’s Mishna Yomit community! Working with the most standard daily mishnah study schedule, you will join a group of committed learners who dedicate time each day for the study of 1-2 mishnayot. Over a period of weeks and months of regular study, you will complete Tractates and even entire Orders of Mishnah!
To anchor and support your individual learning, Drisha’s Mishnah Yomit program includes a weekly Mishnah Yomit b’Iyun (in-depth) shiur. In this shiur, you will have the opportunity to review portions of the past week’s material, and to go deep into select elements of the text (e.g. core concepts discussed; how the mishnayot interpret and interact with the biblical background; the literary structure and reception history of the unit) — all within the context of a collaborative community of fellow learners.
Join our team for Mishnah Avot every Sunday! This course is a presentation of the Rifka Rosenwein Z”L Mishnah Division. And join Drisha’s Mishna Yomit community! Working with the most standard daily mishnah study schedule, you will join a group of committed learners who dedicate time each day for the study of 1-2 mishnayot. Over a period of weeks and months of regular study, you will complete Tractates and even entire Orders of Mishnah!
To anchor and support your individual learning, Drisha’s Mishnah Yomit program includes a weekly Mishnah Yomit b’Iyun (in-depth) shiur. In this shiur, you will have the opportunity to review portions of the past week’s material, and to go deep into select elements of the text (e.g. core concepts discussed; how the mishnayot interpret and interact with the biblical background; the literary structure and reception history of the unit) — all within the context of a collaborative community of fellow learners.
This installment of Mishnah In-Depth will be prerecorded. Register to receive a video each Sunday for the 6 weeks of class.
Join Rabbi David Silber as he continues his ongoing series covering the First Two Books of Tanakh! This term will provide an analysis of the laws of Exodus 21-23 that are central to the covenant of Sinai.
CLASS EXTENDED! Three additional sessions will meet on June 15th, 22nd, and 29th.
In this two-part series, we’ll explore Jewish universalism and particularism through the lens of Matan Torah. Studying texts from the Torah itself, Second Temple literature, and rabbinic thought, we’ll trace divergent perspectives on the nature of Torah and for whom it was intended.
Prepare for Shavuot by exploring mystical teachings on the concept of revelation. Rather than a single historical moment, we’ll see that Kabbalistic and Hasidic authors describe the divine voice as a vital force unfolding from creation and across the generations. With an eye to ethics and practice, we’ll pay special attention to how we can attune ourselves to hear this sacred voice in the texts we study, in the contemplative realm deep within our soul, and in the magnificent fullness of the world around us.
* First session is 1 hour only *