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Glimmers of Light: Reflections on Hope for the Days of Awe 5785

Glimmers of Light: Reflections on Hope for the Days of Awe 5785

Sep 17, 2024

JTS’s 5785 High Holiday Reader is now available.

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Zionism: Today, Tomorrow, and Beyond

Zionism: Today, Tomorrow, and Beyond

Sep 16, 2024

Join us for a two-day convening focused on Zionism.

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“Steal a Pencil for Me”

“Steal a Pencil for Me”

Sep 10, 2024

Gerald Cohen, Assistant Professor in H. L. Miller Cantorial School, recently released a recording of an opera he composed, which tells the story of one of the Holocaust’s most unusual love stories.

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Statement on the Murder of Israeli Hostages

Statement on the Murder of Israeli Hostages

Sep 1, 2024

JTS deeply mourns the murder of six hostages at the hands of Hamas.

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Upcoming Events

Sep 17

Opening Event for Illuminating Sacred Text: Contemporary Jewish Book Artists and Their Work

JTS | Library Events | Visit Library Exhibits

Join us for an opening event of our new Library exhibit, showcasing the work of five outstanding contemporary Jewish book artists.

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Sep 23

JTS High Holidays Webinars 2024: Shemini Atzeret, Rain, and Resurrection

Online | JTS High Holidays Webinars

Join Rabbi Mychal Springer for an exploration of the holiday and this moment of brokenness, the weight of war, the complexities of peoplehood, and the ongoing need for healing and rebirth. 

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Sep 24

Prozdor in Washington Heights

New York City

The Fort Tryon Jewish Center in Washington Heights is partnering with JTS to launch an exciting new offering for 8th–12th graders in Upper Manhattan.

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Sep 30

JTS High Holidays Webinars 2024: Seeking the Hiding God: A Personal Theological Essay

Online | JTS High Holidays Webinars

In this session, Dr. Eisen will discuss his rich, original, and moving work, which invites readers in asking what they actually believe about ultimate matters of faith and doubt.

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Sep 30

Prozdor in Brooklyn

New York City

Kane Street Synagogue in Cobble Hill and The Senesh School in Carroll Gardens are thrilled to be partnering with JTS to launch an exciting new offering for Brooklyn Jewish 9–12th graders.

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