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Openness means being open to people where they’re at, and really trying hard to understand and respect what people are feeling.  The first step in that is to really be sensitive and to listen to people.

Rabbi Saul Strosberg, Class of ‘05  

 
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Beit Midrash Preparatory Program PDF Print E-mail

The Beit Midrash program is a skills-building year for students who are not yet prepared to enter the Rabbinical School. This program focuses heavily on reading Gemara along with the classic rishonim Rashi & Tosafot. In addition to an intense and in depth Gemara curriculum, students are exposed to the breadth of rabbinic literature by studying many chapters of Mishnayot. Tanakh and Machshava are studied along with the rest of the student body. Halakha is taught with a focus on the first third of Orach Chayyim so that familiarity is gained with the majesty of the Halakhik system.

Students who are interested in applying to participate in the mechina program must have a working knowledge of Hebrew and have the ability to read and translate a passage from the Mishna Berura.

Interested individuals should contact Rabbi Dov Weiss, Director of Admissions at 212. 666.0036 or e-mail This email address is being protected from spam bots, you need Javascript enabled to view it

 

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