Technology and Jewish life have always been intertwined. From the first time our ancestors carved letters into stone to the modern age of artificial intelligence (AI), each innovation has influenced how Jews study, practice and understand their faith. Together we will trace major technological shifts in Jewish history, writing, printing, broadcast media, the internet and now AI and explore how Jewish thinkers responded to these changes. We will delve into biblical and rabbinic texts about human creativity and tools, see how inventions like the printing press or radio transformed Jewish learning and examine contemporary Jewish thought on AI. Throughout, we [...]

Each week we dive into a different topic shaping Jewish life today, from modern ethics to Israel, antisemitism, interfaith relationships and pop culture. Every session is self-contained so you can drop in anytime. Coffee, cake and schmoozing begin 30 minutes before each class. Join us in person at TBO or online.

Join Rabbi David Paskin for a four-part class exploring how real transformation happens in mind, body and soul. Through the lens of neuroscience and Jewish tradition, discover what holds us back and how to grow meaningfully as we prepare for the High Holidays. Register here.

Each semester, we dive deep into a classical Jewish text. This fall, join Rabbi Uri Romano as we explore Rambam's Laws of Teshuvah, a brilliant guide to the human soul and the transformative path of return. Register here.

We are diving into the musical heart of contemporary Jewish prayer. Designed for cantors, soloists, song leaders and lay leaders, this intensive is all about building your repertoire, learning the melodies, settings and service structures that shape today’s worship experience. Discover new tunes, sharpen your delivery and walk away with practical tools to lead services that are musically rich, spiritually engaging and rooted in community. Instructor: Cantor Rachelle Nelson Register here.

How can forgiveness be seen as a gateway to higher consciousness? Based on the teachings of Rabbi Akiva Mann, z"l, Rabbi Amy Grossblatt Pessah will guide us through Jewish texts exploring judging others favorably, revenge, justice and truth. Together, we will uncover what it means to truly know ourselves and how that self-awareness can open the path to healing, love and spiritual growth. Register here.