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Online Study Continues in July 

INTRODUCING 5 EXCITING COURSES

BIG JEWISH IDEAS

Join us for this four-part course exploring new, relevant understandings of some of the most central and timeless big Jewish ideas, such as “Do human beings really have free will?” and “What does it mean to be the 'Chosen People'?”

Faculty: Rabbi Amy Wallk Katz, Temple Beth El, Springfield, MA

Mondays: July 6, 13, 20 and 27

@ 4 p.m. Pacific  |  5 p.m. Mountain  |  6 p.m. Central  |  7 p.m. Eastern  |  Tuesdays @ 9 a.m. Eastern Australia

MELTON SAMPLER – “LEARN WITH THE AUTHORS”

Experience 4 different Melton curricula taught by those who wrote them:

• Book of Devarim (Deuteronomy)* with Rabbi Johnny Solomon
• Jews in America: Insiders and Outsiders with Dr. Yoel Finkelman
• Jewish Denominations: Challenges of Modernity with Professor Adam S. Ferziger
• Rhythms of Jewish Living (Tisha B’Av) with Rabbi Dr. Morey Schwartz, Melton International Director

Tuesdays: July 7, 14, 21 and 28

@ 10 a.m. Pacific  |  11 a.m. Mountain  |  Noon Central  | 1 p.m. Eastern  |  7 p.m. South Africa

* Enjoy a sneak peek at the newest Melton course coming out this fall.

CUTTING-EDGE ETHICAL ISSUES

This four-part course, adapted from the newest lessons of our Ethics of Jewish Living curriculum, will shed light on a variety of contemporary issues including artificial intelligence, social media and gender fluidity.

Faculty: Rabbi Michele Faudem, Detroit Melton School

Wednesday: July 8, 15, 22 and 29

@ 10 a.m. Pacific  |  11 a.m. Mountain  |  Noon Central  | 1 p.m. Eastern  |  7 p.m. South Africa

BREAKING BOUNDARIES: INSIGHTS INTO A CHANGING ISRAEL

Join Haim Aronovitz, Director of Melton Travel Seminars, in examining two central issues on the Israeli agenda through background learning, interviews, and discussion. We will consider the COVID-19 crisis and its impact on parts of Israeli society, and the annexation debate that is now on the national and international front burners, in two fascinating sessions.

Two Thursdays, July 9 and 23

@ 9 a.m. Pacific  |  10 a.m. Mountain  |  11 a.m. Central  |  Noon Eastern  |  6 p.m. South Africa

UPLIFTING PEOPLE AND PLANET

Rabbi Yonatan Neril will discuss a Jewish approach to curbing climate change and living sustainably.

Thursday, July 16

@ 9 a.m. Pacific  |  10 a.m. Mountain  |  11 a.m. Central  |  Noon Eastern  |  6 p.m. South Africa

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Tel: 1-847-714-9843
meltonschool.org


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