Join WebYeshiva for Free Elul Zman August 29-September 17: Registration Now Open
The Hebrew month of Elul is typically a time of reflection, introspection, and growth in order to prepare oneself for the High Holidays. Join WebYeshiva.org's free Elul Zman and make this Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur a more meaningful experience. The upcoming zman, which begins on August 29th, includes over 30 hours a week of free online, live, fully-interactive classes in Gemara, Chumash and Tanach, Machshava, Chassidut, Halacha, and more, all geared towards getting you ready for the High Holidays.
To see the list of shiurim or to register, click here: http://www.webyeshiva.org/shiurim.php
Join Rabbi Chaim Brovender and Ambassador Dore Gold starting this Sunday, December 27th, for a three part, live, online discussion of the Jewish sources for the mitzva of Pidyon Shevuyim - the redemption of captives - and its implications in the current, political state of affairs in Israel and the Jewish world. The current struggle in Israel for the release of Gilad Schalit, captured by Palestinians in Gaza three-and-a-half years ago, is based on this mitzva. All texts and materials will be provided online by WebYeshiva.Suggested Donation: $100 To register or for more information, please go to: http://www, webyeshiva.org/pidyonshevuyim
Join hundreds of other students from around the world for world-class, online learning at Rabbi Chaim Brovender's WebYeshiva. Registration is open now, with over 50 hours a week of online, fully interactive classes offered at all times of the day, 6 days a week. Click here to view the full range of classes available this spring, including many new courses, and old favorites. The weekly schedule is also available here. Here is a sample of some of our great classes in the upcoming semester: Pirkei Avot The History and Mechanics of Torah She-Baal Peh From Long Life to Long Life: A Lesser Known Section of the Aruch HaShulchan Obscure Halachot from Parshat Kedoshim Jewish Business Ethics Register now and make Torah learning a part of your weekly schedule with WebYeshiva
Winter Registration Now Open!
With over 40 different classes each week to choose from, at all hours of the day, in every time zone, you won't want to miss out on WebYeshiva's Winter Semester, beginning October 18th.
Join hundreds of students from all over the world who have already discovered meaningful Jewish learning conducive to their schedule, at the premier center for live, fully-interactive, online Torah learning!
Whether you decide to take one class a week or several classes a day, with topics in Halacha, Chumash, Gemara, Jewish Philosophy, Chassidut, Prayer, and more, you can tailor your learning schedule to suit your own needs and interests.
Click here to view the full schedule of classes
Make Jewish learning an integral and accessible part of your life. Visit www.webyeshiva.org/shiurim.php to start choosing your classes.
Serious Torah for Serious Learners
In addition to our regular classes this coming Winter Semester, WebYeshiva will be offering a new series of "Matmidim" classes, intended for committed students.
Four new, daily Gemara classes will be beginning this Winter Semester, which starts October 18th. Based on a vision for a more serious, yeshiva-like focus, WebYeshiva will be offering both beginners and advanced classes in the evenings according to North American time zones, and beginners and advanced classes in the evenings according to European and Israeli time zones.
The Matimidim classes will include both standard classes 3-4 times weekly, as well as private student-teacher tutorials on a rotational basis, with the aim of helping dedicated students to deepen their commitment to Torah learning and to progress in their scholarship.
Based on the same model, a Matmidim class just for women, in Oral Law, will take place three days a week with additional tutorials.
We hope that this new model will encourage students to increase their level of commitment to their learning as much as they are able, and to take advantage of the wealth of resources available to them through our technology and outstanding teachers.
For more information, and to register now, click here.
Spirituality for Beginners
Take the opportunity to introduce yourself to the rich heritage of Jewish learning at a level and pace that's right for you.
Designed for thinking adults who are interested in finding more meaning in their Judaism, Torah 101 at WebYeshiva uses advanced videoconferencing technology to enable you to learn with outstanding teachers from the ease and comfort of your own computer.
Starting October 13th, we'll be beginning a series on The Spiritual Core of Judaism. The class will take a deeper spiritual and intellectual quest into the heart of traditional Judaism. Teacher, Michael Levin, will focus on the "big picture" that many people who are interested in learning about traditional Judaism crave - the spiritual core of the religion that underlies all of the practices, studies, and beliefs.
The class takes place Tuesday nights at 9 PM Eastern time. For more information, and to register, click here.
Take part in any of WebYeshiva's live, fully-interactive, online classes in Gemara, Chumash and Tanach, Machshava, Chassidut, Halacha, and more, all for free this Elul. The upcoming semester, which begins August 30th, includes over 40 hours a week of classes designed to help get you ready for the High Holidays. Visit http://www.webyeshiva.org/shiurim.php to see our full range of classes, and to register now!
Torah 101 at WebYeshiva gives thinking adults the opportunity to explore the richness of their Jewish heritage through live, fully-interactive, online classes. Starting September 1st, Torah 101's team of expert educators will explore some of the fundamental ideas and concepts in Judaism, at a pace that is both comfortable and engaging. For more information, visit http://www.webyeshiva.org/torah101
Beginning August 31st, take part in a daily class designed to help you increase your Hebrew language skills in a short amount of time. In just one month you'll acquire the basics you need to begin to read and comprehend, and prepare you to join WebYeshiva's regular Hebrew classes in the fall. You'll learn the fundamentals of the language necessary to begin to read and understand the Bible, prayer book, and classic Jewish texts in the original Hebrew, without the crutch of translations.
Visit www.webeyeshiva.org/ulpan for more information, or contact [email protected]
Go to: http://www.webyeshiva.org/shiurim.php to view the full range of classes being offered this fall, and to register now! ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
JERUSALEM, ISRAEL - March 9 - The WebYeshiva
(http://www.webyeshiva.com) is celebrating the official launch today of its blog (http://blog.webyeshiva.org). The WebYeshiva Blog is an innovative, online center for Torah learning content. The WebYeshiva Blog offers readers unique and informative perspectives on Torah-related topics, from renowned rabbis and educators in Jerusalem and around the world.
The WebYeshiva Blog presents a variety of posts daily in audio, video, and text format, and features regular columns such as the weekly Parsha, Haftora, Nach, Business Ethics, Aggada, Jewish Philosophy, and more. Both WebYeshiva students and teachers also make regular contributions, and WebYeshiva's Rosh Yeshiva, Rabbi Chaim Brovender posts a video Halacha Yomit every day.
"I call the blog my daily Torah appetizer," says WebYeshiva student Joel Nowicki, "as I start my day with reading and listening to the blog." Joel, who lives in Poland, is able to have access to Torah learning through WebYeshiva and the WebYeshiva Blog in a geographic
location where very little is available. "I [also] enjoy the Torah sources attached [to the Parsha Podcast] by Rabbi Brovender, which are very helpful, and this is a rare thing in other Torah sites," he says.
The WebYeshiva Blog is a project of WebYeshiva, the first fully-interactive, online yeshiva and midrasha. WebYeshiva was initiated by Rabbi Chaim Brovender, a veteran Rosh Yeshiva with over forty years of teaching experience. It makes serious Torah learning accessible to anyone with internet access. WebYeshiva can be found at http://www.webyeshiva.org
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