Make Torah Part of Your Week

For thousands of years, Jews have lived with the weekly Torah portion.

Not simply reading what happened thousands of years ago, but asking:

What is this week’s Torah saying to me?

The Torah is not only our history. It is a guide for living. Each week’s parsha gives us a new lens through which to think about our relationships, our struggles, our faith, our responsibilities, and the kind of people we want to become.

That is what this weekly class is about.

Join us on Tuesday evening for an engaging exploration of the weekly Torah portion and the timeless Jewish ideas within it.

Together, we’ll take a deeper look at the parsha, uncover insights from Torah, Talmud, Midrash, Chassidic teachings, and Jewish thought, and discover how those ideas speak directly to modern life.

You don’t need a background in Torah study, and you don’t need to commit to attending every class. Each session stands on its own.

Come when you can. Join us in person or online.

But come regularly, and something deeper begins to happen: Torah becomes part of the rhythm of your week.

Tuesdays | 7:30–8:30 PM
Current series runs from
October 6–December 15

In Person:
Chabad of Novato
695 DeLong Avenue
Novato, CA 94945

Online participation is also available.
Join us at  www.jewishnovato.com/zoom
or enter Zoom Meeting ID: 283-913-9367
Password: smile

Watch the recordings of previous classes at www.jewishnovato.com/virtual

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Register below to join the Torah Studies community.

Signing up does not mean you are committing to attend every class. It simply makes sure you receive a reminder before each Tuesday evening class, along with the information you need to join in person or online.

Come for one class, several, or all eleven.

We’d love to have you learning with us.

What We’ll Explore

• October 06 | One More Child: Why the Torah treats every birth as the creation of a world.

• October 13 | The Man G-d Praised: Why ordinary people sometimes need extraordinary words.

• October 20 | Why Judaism Begins with the Body: How brit milah reveals where the deepest connection to G-d lives.

• October 27 | A Faith You Can't Lose: Why belief in G-d doesn't come from proof, and isn't undone by it either.

• November 03 | The Myth of Falling in Love: Why lasting love begins after the wedding.

• November 10 | Whose Money Is It?: Why giving isn't generosity, but a matter of ownership.

• November 17 | Better Than Perfect: Why G-d treasures the struggler more than the flawless saint.

• November 24 | Fear Has a Weak Spot: How trust can loosen anxiety's grip before reality even changes.

• December 01 | Beyond the Minimum: Some moments ask for more than doing your duty.

• December 08 | Light the Living Room First: The surprisingly private work of keeping Judaism alive.

• December 15 | No Such Thing as Someone Else: Why every Jew's struggle, failure, and hurt belongs to all of us.