MONDAY: BELIEF AND DOUBT IN PRAYER
   ONLINE | AUGUST 17
We kick off our High Holiday series by asking: do we need “faith” in order to pray? Can synagogue services be meaningful even if we're not sure what we believe? Learn with Rabbi Jan Uhrbach.
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COVID, TRIAGE, AND JEWISH ETHICS
   ONLINE | AUGUST 25
A look at how the Covid-19 pandemic is straining medical resources and presenting health care professionals with ethical challenges. With Rabbi Daniel Nevins and Dr. Toby Schonfeld. Dr. Yonatan Brafman moderates.
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SEEKING AND OFFERING FORGIVENESS
   ONLINE | AUGUST 24
High Holiday Series: Rabbi Eliezer Diamond examines what forgiveness means as well as what we hope to achieve and how to achieve it when we seek forgiveness and are asked to forgive others.
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Tonight: Explore the Certificate in Jewish Ethics and Social Justice
   ONLINE | AUGUST 13
Learn about our online certificate program, which addresses ethics and justice through the wisdom of ancient and contemporary Jewish texts and communities.

EXPLORE LIST COLLEGE FROM HOME
   ONLINE
Sign up for a one-on-one virtual information session to learn more about List College, JTS’s unique dual-degree program with Columbia and Barnard. Monday through Thursday year-round.
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ISAAC UNBOUND
   ONLINE | AUGUST 31
Rabbi Burton L. Visotzky looks at how Christians, Muslims, and Jews read the story of the offering of Abraham’s son. The Field Family Lecture in partnership with North Suburban Synagogue Beth El.
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M.A. IN JEWISH EDUCATION
Strengthen your skills as a Jewish educator and deepen your Jewish knowledge while remaining in your current professional role. Generous funding is still available for fall.
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In the Media

“HEAL WITH MUSIC”
Cantor Jacob Agar (CS ’20) discusses his path to becoming a cantor in the Jewish Exponent.
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Torah: Gratitude in Challenging Times
Malka Strasberg Edinger writes: Judaism acknowledges that both the positive and negative in our lives come from God. But what does it mean to really internalize this truth? And more on Parashat Re’eh.

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