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  • Shabbos & HolidaysHands-on Shabbos and Yom tov experiences compliment classroom learning. Students are hosted by local families and prepare "in" meals at the dorm.
  • Devoted MentorsThrough one-on-one learning and conversations,
    experienced mentors help students define their direction and explore their goals
  • Hebrew SkillsGain proficiency in the Hebrew Language. Basic reading through Chumash and commentary. Classes are personalized to every level.
  • Dynamic ClassesPassionate and devoted instructors utilize interactive learning methods to teach a broad range of topics.
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Machon L'Yahadus is a full time yeshiva for women at all points on their Jewish journey who have a genuine desire to study and grow.
Courses range from basic Hebrew to the Torah’s deepest mystical teachings.
Textual studies, skills classes, traditional one-on-one (chavrusa-style) learning, dynamic lectures, and soul-stirring workshops round out the curriculum.
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9:08 PM  -  Shabbat, May 30
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Jul. 2 - Jul. 23
Daily Thought
Truth From the Ground Up
When the Creator came to create the human being, Truth said, "Do not create him, for he is full of lies. Kindness said, "Create him, for he will do acts of kindness." What did the Creator do? He cast Truth earthward, and created the human being. That is why it says, "Truth will sprout from the earth."—Midrash Rabba Every argument in Torah can be reduced to the same crucial question: Do we follow rigid, immutable truth, regardless? Or do we take into account the particulars of this situation? Do we look only from above-down, or do we take the view from below as...