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Disability as Beloved by G-d
Read Rabbi Tuchman’s article in Lilith Magazine, published on August 16, 2024. Read the full article here.
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Unpacking Tisha b’Av: A Journey of Discovery, Reflection and Renewal
Presented by the Haberman Institute for Jewish Studies
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The Future in a Narrow Time: Commentary on Shiv’ah Asar BeTammuz
This commentary was offered for Hebrew Seminary: A Rabbinical School for Deaf & Hearing on July 24, 2024. You can listen to the recording here. The Future in a Narrow Time: Commentary on Shiv’ah Asar BeTammuz 5784 By Rabbi Lauren Tuchman, Hebrew Seminary Professor of Rabbinic Literature The 17th of Tammuz…
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Daily Meditation Sit
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Korach Torah Study
Torah Study with MyJewishLearning on the parsha Korach. Recorded July 5, 2024. Source sheet
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Examining Jewish Values on Inclusion and Access – Parts 1, 2, and 3
Rabbi Lauren Tuchman joins Matan Inc. in part one of a three-part series during JDAIM 2024. Closed captioning is available for recording. Part 1 Part 2
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Torah From A Mussar Perspective Vayeshev 5782
The below commentary first appeared as part of Torah From A Mussar Perspective through the Mussar Institute. Parshat Vayeshev contains within it the multi-faceted story of Judah and Tamar. Judah, Jacob and Leah’s fourth son, has journeyed away from his brothers and has married a woman named Shua with…
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Grief, Mourning and Rage: A Spiritual Response and Call To Action for White Folks
In this audio teaching, I offer a response for this moment. Grief, Mourning and Rage: A Spiritual Response For This Moment
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Terumah 5780
Parashat Terumah begins a series of parshiyot or Torah portions chiefly focused on the construction of the Mishkan or portable sanctuary for The Divine which the Jewish people carried with us in the desert. In the second verse of our parsha, we learn that all of the children of Israel…
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Bo 5780
This week’s Torah portion, Parashat Bo, contains within it some of the most famous incidents in the Torah. The final plagues of locusts, darkness and the death of the firstborn are mentioned, as well as the introduction of the Passover offering and the observance of Passover as an eternally relevant…
Rabbi Lauren Tuchman 