Daphne Price

Monday, May 12, 2025 at 7:30 PM: Join Jofa in Evanston, IL to learn with Rabbi Herzl Hefter, Founder of Beit Midrash Har’el

On Monday evening, May 12 at 7:30 pm, Rabbi Herzl Hefter, founder of Beit Midrash Har’El will be speaking in Evanston, IL on the topic of: Navigating Change and Tradition. To receive exact address, please RSVP here. About Navigating Change and TraditionIf anything characterizes the times in which we live is that things are constantly changing. This reality places us […]

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Monday, May 5, 2025 at 8:00 PM: Join Jofa in White Plains, NY to learn with Rabbi Herzl Hefter, Founder of Yeshivat Har’El

On Tuesday evening, May 6 at 7:30 pm, Rabbi Herzl Hefter, founder of Yeshivat Har’El will be speaking in Woodmere, NY on the topic of: Is there a conflict between morality and halakha? To receive exact address, please RSVP here. Is there a conflict between morality and halakha? Modern Orthodox Jews are facing unprecedented challenges today in terms

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Tuesday, May 6, 2025 at 7:30 PM: Join Jofa in Woodmere, NY to learn with Rabbi Herzl Hefter, Founder of Yeshivat Har’El

On Tuesday evening, May 6 at 7:30 pm, Rabbi Herzl Hefter, founder of Yeshivat Har’El will be speaking in Woodmere, NY on the topic of: Is there a conflict between morality and halakha? To receive exact address, please RSVP here. Is there a conflict between morality and halakha? Modern Orthodox Jews are facing unprecedented challenges today in terms

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Wednesday, May 7, 2025 at 7:30 PM: Join Jofa in Newton, MA to learn with Rabbi Herzl Hefter, Founder of Yeshivat Har’El

On Wednesday evening, May 7 at 7:30 pm, Rabbi Herzl Hefter, founder of Yeshivat Har’El will be speaking in Newton, MA on the topic of: Is there a conflict between morality and halakha? To receive exact address, please RSVP here. Is there a conflict between morality and halakha? Modern Orthodox Jews are facing unprecedented challenges today in terms

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May 18, 2025: LGBTQ Children in Orthodox Day Schools

On Sunday, May 18, at 8PM EDT, PORAT, Eshel, Jofa, Yeshivat Maharat, Yeshivat Chovevei Torah and Uri L’Tzedek will present “LGBTQ Children in Orthodox Day Schools.”  We will hear from parents and students, moderated by Dr. Jeremy Novich, Clinical Director at JQY.  This will be an opportunity to hear about what is working and what can be

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Friday, May 2, 2025 at 9:30 am: Silver Spring, MD: Learn with Rabbi Herzl Hefter, Founder of Yeshivat Har’El

On Friday morning, May 2 at 9:30 am, Rabbi Herzl Hefter, founder of Yeshivat Har’El will be speaking in Silver Spring, MD (Kemp Mill) on the topic of: Is there a conflict between morality and halakha? Please RSVP here to receive location. Is there a conflict between morality and halakha? Modern Orthodox Jews are facing unprecedented challenges today

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May 2-3, 2025: Learn with Jofa Scholar-in-Residence Dr. Aliza Lavie at Congregation Beth Sholom, Providence, RI

On Friday-Shabbat, May 2-3, Parshat Tazria-Metzora, Dr. Aliza Lavie will serve as the Jofa Scholar-in-Residence at Congregation Beth Sholom, Providence, RI. Topics include: Sacred Voices: Women’s Prayer and Public Space after 10/7, Iconic Jewish Women from Queen Esther to Deborah Lipstadt, and Responsibility, Legislation, and the Link Between the Kenesset and the Jewish World. For

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Sunday May 4, 2025 at 7:00 PM: Join Jofa at the The Beis Community in Washington Heights to learn with Rabbi Herzl Hefter, Founder of Yeshivat Har’El

On Sunday evening, May 4 at 7:00 pm, Rabbi Herzl Hefter, founder of Yeshivat Har’El will be speaking in Washington Heights at The Beis Community on the topic of: Is there a conflict between morality and halakha? Please RSVP here. Is there a conflict between morality and halakha? Modern Orthodox Jews are facing unprecedented challenges today in terms

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RSVP for Jofa event with Aliza Lavie, PhD, Upper West Side area of NYC. 8:00 pm, September 16, 2024

On Monday, September 16 at 8:00 PM on the Upper West Side neighborhood in New York City.Email confirmation with location will be sent to all registrants. Dr. Lavie will discuss: Today’s Leadership Crisis: Lessons & Wisdom from Generations of Jewish Female Leadership Political instability; social reforms; daily demonstrations and mass protests; increasing religious disconnect; widening

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Join Jofa and Cherry Hill, NJ community members for in-depth learning and discussion about women and Sefer Torah. We will be studying directly from Hilkhot Nashim Volume II: Kiddush, Hamotsi, Havdalah, and Sefer Torah.

On Sunday, September 22, 2024 at 6:30 pm, in Cherry Hill, NJ Daphne Lazar Price will discuss Hilkhot Nashim, Volume II An in-depth learning and discussion about women and Sefer Torah. Open to all community members! Please RSVP here: Event is free, but RSVP is required. Email confirmation with location will be sent to all

Join Jofa and Cherry Hill, NJ community members for in-depth learning and discussion about women and Sefer Torah. We will be studying directly from Hilkhot Nashim Volume II: Kiddush, Hamotsi, Havdalah, and Sefer Torah. Read More »