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The Pandemic Torah Project

The Pandemic Torah Project

Rabbi Betsy Forester of Beth Israel Center in Madison, WI came up with an innovative way to celebrate the Torah when the pandemic arrived in her community.
Lights in the Dark

Lights in the Dark

Rabbi Alex Braver shares his thoughts on how to bless a vaccine. This was written over Chanukah in response to the administration of the first Covid vaccines.
What I'm Really Doing When I'm Off Video During Zoom Services

What I'm Really Doing When I'm Off Video During Zoom Services

I have a confession to make. Sometimes, when I log into Zoom for Shabbat services, I'm actually eating breakfast, or washing dishes, or even on my indoor bike.
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April 15-April 18, 2021 ET 3 Iyar, 5781-6 Iyar, 5781

Sulam for Presidents

May 2-May 3, 2021 ET 20 Iyar, 5781-21 Iyar, 5781

Large Congregation Conference: Exploring Shifts and Planning for the Future

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May 11, 2021 29 Iyar, 57811:00 PM

Onboarding Webinar: Giving Leaders a Great Start

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June 6-June 7, 2021 26 Sivan, 5781-27 Sivan, 5781

Sulam for Officers: A Virtual 2-Day Leadership Development Program

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