Our new Library exhibit is now open! Join us next week for the opening event, showcasing the work of five outstanding contemporary Jewish book artists. During the evening, special guests will provide insights and remarks.
How can we understand the kabbalistic image of the rope that extends from God into the soul of the human being? In the first session of our three online webinars, Dr. Shira Billet, assistant professor of Jewish Thought and Ethics, will explore a diverse array of Jewish thinkers over the centuries who have found this metaphor meaningful.
As we approach Shemini Atzeret and prepare to mark one year since October 7, Rabbi Mychal Springer, adjunct professor, will offer teachings on the unique themes of this holiday.
To mark this period of spiritual atonement and reflection, Chancellor Emeritus Dr. Arnold Eisen will discuss his new book which invites readers to consider what they actually believe about ultimate matters of faith and doubt.
Rabbi Naomi Kalish, the Harold and Carole Wolfe Director of the Center for Pastoral Education, spoke with the Media Line on how "grief awakens old grief."
The opera, which was composed by Gerald Cohen, assistant professor in the H. L. Miller Cantorial School, tells the true story of Jaap Polak and Ina Soep, who fell in love while imprisoned in the Westerbork and Bergen-Belsen concentration camps.
In this JTS Library "Between the Lines" program, Rabbi Danny Nevins, former dean of the Rabbinical School, shared insights from his new book Torah and Technology: Circuits, Cells, and the Sacred Path, which explores complicated ethical questions of the 21st century.
JTS | TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 5:30–7:30 P.M.
