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2/8/10

Daily Minyan at Yeshivat Hadar Daily Minyan at Yeshivat Hadar

Join Yeshivat Hadar for daily minyan. Times will vary slightly from week to week; please check here for updated times.

All minyanim will take place at 190 Amsterdam Ave. at 69th St. (West End Synagogue).

 MonTuesWedThursFri

Shaharit

7:45am8:00am8:30am7:45am8:00am*
Minhah1:30pm12:30pm3:15pm3:00pm 
Ma'ariv7:15pm 7:15pm7:00pm 

 
*The yeshiva meets on alternate Fridays.  There will be shaharit on 2/5, 2/19, 3/5, and 3/19.

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The Idea Accelerator Model: from Seeding to Scaling

We’re at an inflection point in contemporary Jewish history. Inside the Beltway, the Bubble, the Echo Chamber, innovation and social entrepreneurship are in full swing. Programs to support Jewish non-profit startups are proliferating to general delight and acclaim. I have to pinch myself every time I hear someone use a phrase like “The Next Aaron Bisman” or “The Next Hadar”. Meanwhile, in the real world -- the one that starts just west of Riverside Drive and stretches till you cross the I-5 -- the overwhelming majority of people have yet to hear about the current Aaron Bisman or the current Hadar. They don’t know they exist yet and have no idea what good things await them when they do.

Parallel Track of Continuous Loop

Susan Berrin: Let's begin our conversation by looking at what defines do-it-yourself (DIY) Judaism today. What's the relationshp between the draw of DIY and a contemporary yearning for community?

Empowering Judaism

When many of us think of the American synagogue, we think of the good times: the times in the 1950s when pews were fuller than ever, more synagogues were built and built more lavishly than ever before, and the synagogue — like the church —was the center of religious and family life in America.

Apply to Yeshivat Hadar Apply to Yeshivat Hadar

Mechon Hadar is excited to announce that it is now accepting applications for the both the summer 2010 session and year-round session (2010-2011) of Yeshivat Hadar.

Full Tuition Remission + Stipend

Deadline for all applications is February 1, 2010.

For more information, click here or contact Aryeh Bernstein, Director of Recruitment, at bernstein@mechonhadar.org

Summer (2010) and Full-Year Program (2010-11) applications are now available.

Piety, Sacrifice, Rebellion and Surrender: Dimensions of the Akedah with Rabbi Shai Held Piety, Sacrifice, Rebellion and Surrender: Dimensions of the Akedah with Rabbi Shai Held

Wednesdays, 7:30 -- 9 pm (2/3, 2/10, 2/24, 3/3)
Cost: $5 per class
Location: Yeshivat Hadar, 190 Amsterdam Ave (at 69th St)

Can't make it person?  Watch live at UStream here

Watch Session 1 here:

Piety, Sacrifice, Rebellion and Surrender from Yeshivat Hadar on Vimeo.

 

Download source sheets here.


Few texts in the history of Judaism have been as evocative, elusive, and controversial as Genesis 22, the story of the Akedah.  Why does God ask Abraham to sacrifice his son, and why does Abraham agree?  What are the consequences of this fateful event for Abraham, Isaac, and Sarah-- and for us as readers and students of this text?  We'll begin with a close literary and theological exploration of the Biblical text itself, consider the interpretations of Hazal, and then create a multi-faceted conversation among an array of modern Jewish (and Christian) thinkers as they-- and we-- struggle to make sense of this text and its role in Jewish theology and spirituality.  Our investigation will include such thinkers as Soren Kierkegaard, Abraham Isaac Kook, Joseph Soloveitchik, Yeshayahu Leibowitz, Abraham Joshua Heschel, Martin Buber, Phyllis Trible, Uriel Simon, Jon Levenson, and others.

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Prayer in Hasidism - Praying for Shekhinah

with Rabbi James Jacobson-Maisels

Click here for past podcasts.

 

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Taste of Yeshivat Hadar Taste of Yeshivat Hadar

Watch "The Cairo Genizah: Crumpled Papers, Revolutionary Prayers" by Rabbi Elie Kaunfer.

 

Click here to download this audio file.

Click here to download the source sheet.

Halakhah Think Tank Yom Iyyun Halakhah Think Tank Yom Iyyun

Open Source: A Halakhah Think Tank
Timeless Answers to Timely Questions
 

Halakhah as a Language of Applied Values

For videos of selected sessions, see: www.mechonhadar.org/yomiyyun
 

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