Beginning in Elul and spanning all the way to Shavuot, the Conservative Movement seminaries and institutions are partnering to offer seven series that will bring your community face-to-face with the brightest and most engaging scholars the Conservative movement has to offer.

Series 4:  The Exodus in the Jewish Tradition:  Philosophy, Bible, Midrash, and Art 

Wednesdays (January 11 - February 1) @ 11am CDT

January 11th - The Exodus and the Struggle for Civil Rights in the Thought of Prof. A. J. Heschel (in honor of Martin Luther King Jr. Day and the 50th Yahrzeit of Prof. Heschel)

Professor Ari Ackerman, President and Associate Professor of Jewish Thought, The Schechter Institute

 January 18th - Two Conceptions of the Miracle at the Sea

Rabbi Prof. David Frankel, Associate Professor of Bible, The Schechter Institute

January 25th - The Ten Plagues and the Exodus in Jewish Art

Rabbi Prof. David Golinkin, President, The Schechter Institutes, Inc. 

February 1st - “By the merit of righteous women were our ancestors redeemed from Egypt”: a midrashic view of the Exodus

Dr. Tamar Kadari, Senior Lecturer in Midrash, The Schechter Institute

Beth Yeshurun is a ScholarStream partner, so our congregants can access these classes free of charge.  To register, go to the Rabbinical Assembly website.  Under "Event Fees," please use BethYeshurun5783 as the discount code and click "apply."  

The deadline to register for a given session is 9 AM CDT on the morning of the session.  You will receive the Zoom link the morning of the session.  All sessions are recorded, and you will receive the recording link after each session.