Research has proven that support groups increase one's problem-solving capability. N.Y. He has provided consultation to Jewish professionals and organizations for many years. JTS will provide online support and insight to those who seek to help others cope with monumental changes and problems in their lives. The chat group is designed to facilitate discussion among individuals who work as Jewish professionals. Rabbis, cantors, educators, administrators, communal workers, agency personnel, and students are encouraged to take advantage of this opportunity to communicate with one another.
Registration is currently in progress.
The class offers participants a structured approach to understanding the principles of Jewish belief. Classes are offered in English via the internet, are free of charge, and are designed for adults of all levels and backgrounds. Emphasis will be placed on the interactive element in each class, which allows students to receive individualized responses to their questions or comments from the JIS staff. Also available is Abraham the patriarch, JIS's flagship course from their Bible series, which is currently underway and accepting registration. The welcoming signs of Shabbat For the deaf, signing, not singing, is the way to celebrate Shabbat.