WE BELIEVE
Jewish learning can improve our work and personal lives.
It is unique for being particularly democratic. Each of us can access the tradition. Jewish learning and literacy are core to Judaism, valued in texts, in traditions, in history, and in religious and cultural identity.
Too often, Jewish learning is set up for one of a couple of purposes. Usually, it’s to prepare for a lifecycle event, childhood education, or it’s part of a path towards increased ritual observance. There is nothing wrong with these purposes. But what if there is another option that could be unlocked? Jewish learning could simply help us live better, could just be pleasurable, could help us do everything a bit more intentionally – from business to mentoring to our social and family lives. And if we don’t partake of this wisdom, then we’re missing out.