Online Tisha b’Av Camp 5786

It is customary to participate in a "siyum" celebrating the completion of a section in Torah during the days that we mourn the Temple's destruction

Instructor: By Rivky Bukiet

The Song of Songs describes four ways a husband relates to his beloved—each representing a distinct level of connection in marriage. This class explores calm love, passionate love, faithful attachment, and complete unity. You’ll learn that all four levels are necessary and experienced at different times, but that the goal of marriage is to grow toward a sense of completion—where two people feel truly whole together. We also address why couples sometimes feel disconnected and prepare for the deeper work needed to reach lasting unity.

Instructor: By Michoel Dahan

What if the way you judge other people says less about them and more about you? A rabbi spent his entire life treating his criminal neighbors with kindness, but they only changed after he died. Was there a flaw in his approach, or was something on their end standing in the way? This lesson unpacks a story from Tractate Sanhedrin to examine the gap between judging others favorably and judging yourself honestly, and the role that gap might be playing in your own life.