Elul Audio Classes
Audio | 3:14
Like the CEO of a franchise, it is time to present our annual report.
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Audio | 2:15
A time and opportunity given to us to better ourselves.
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Audio | 5:54
The month of Elul; Teshuvah time: Forgive and asking for forgiveness from G-d.
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Audio | 51:59
The month of Elul is an unusually spiritual time. This is the month when G‑d is more accessible than any other time of the year. What can you do to take advantage of this special opportunity?
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Audio | 47:08
The first day of the Jewish year is Rosh Hashanah, but the first month of the year is around Passover time. Discover why the two beginnings as we probe the inner meaning of the month of Elul.
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Audio | 31:02
The 18th of Elul commemorates the birth of the Baal Shem Tov and Rabbi Shneur Zalman, both pioneers in revealing the secrets of the Kabbalah, which brought a new life and energy to Judaism.
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Audio | 41:41
The Kabbalah’s view on the High Holiday period and the build up there-to during the month of Elul.
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Audio | 5:33
Learn the many meanings of the word Teshuvah - commonly translated as repentance - and how they are all directly interrelated.
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Days of Mercy and the High Holidays
From the maamar ‘Ani LeDodi’ in Likkutei Torah
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Jewish Women's Circle
Evenings of learning, creativity and connection for Jewish women. Inspiring classes, hands-on workshops and a warm circle of friends from across Allen and McKinney.
The Mensch Club
A brotherhood for Jewish men. Great food, good drinks and real conversation, from BBQs to Bagels, Lox & Tefillin. This is where the guys connect.
Cteen Collin County
Empowering Jewish teens through a dynamic, leadership-focused program. Teens connect with their heritage and with each other through volunteering, fun and identity-building.
Adult Learning & Socials
Meaningful conversations, deep textual study and social connection with like-minded people.
Mommy & Me
Play, learn and bond with your child and other new parents through music, stories and sensory activities.
Hebrew School of the Arts
Judaism comes alive through crafts, music, art and hands-on learning. Kids ages 5 to 12 explore Hebrew reading, holidays, history and mitzvot, building a lasting love of Judaism.
