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See how to build and nurture all your interpersonal relationships. Explore classic Jewish texts to uncover skills for practicing empathy, active listening, agreeable disagreement, interpersonal optimism, constructive criticism, and effective relationship repair.
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Lori Schottenstein Chabad Center
6220 East Dublin-Granville Road,
New Albany, Ohio 43054
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Instructor: Areyah Kaltmann
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November 14, Thursday, 7:30 PM
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November 21, Thursday, 7:30 PM
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November 28, Thursday, 7:30 PM
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December 5, Thursday 7:30 PM
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December 19th, Thursday 7:30 PM
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Kitchen of Life
2525 E Main Street
Bexley Ohio, 43209
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Instructor: Shea Kaltmann
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November 13, Wednesday, 7:30 PM
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November 20, Wednesday, 7:30 PM
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November 27, Wednesday, 7:30 PM
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December 11, Wednesday, 7:30 PM
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December 18, Wednesday 7:30 PM
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Decoding the Talmud
Inside the Story, Substance, and Significance of the Book That Defines Judaism
The Talmud is, perhaps, the most important book in the Jewish library. It has captivated the attention of Jews in every community, and it serves as the authoritative source for Halachah—the laws that dictate the Jewish way of life. It has attracted the efforts of tens of thousands of scholars and sages who have written commentaries analyzing the Talmud and plumbing its depths.
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Colorful Profiles
Short Stories of Extraordinary and Unexpected Characters from Jewish History
Encounter twelve stories of Jewish history’s most fascinating men and women: converts, captives, royal advisors, philosophers, philanthropists, and more. Witness their fascinating sacrifices, adventures, and achievements and uncover our people’s rich history.
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