Six Wednesdays
beginning May 5th, 7:30pm-9:00pm
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West Hartford
CHABAD HOUSE
2352 Albany Ave.
Six Wednesdays
beginning May 5th
7:30pm-9:00pm
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Glastonbury
CHABAD JEWISH CENTER
25 Harris Street,
Six Tuesdays
beginning April 27th
7:00pm--8:30pm
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Fee: $100.00
10% Discount if Registration is
Received before April 15
+
10% Discount for Double Bookings
For More Information
Call: (860) 232-1116
Email: JewishLearning@ChabadHartford.com
- What is the Jewish perspective on tragedy and crisis?
- How should we respond to evil?
- Is G-d indifferent to our pain and suffering?
Many of the most famous Jewish leaders grappled with this very topic. From Moses to Job and from Jeremiah to the Sages of the Talmud, Judaic sources are replete with advice and wisdom on how to cope with pain in our lives.
Examining sources from the times of Abraham to the modern age, the series will offer insight and advice on how to respond to suffering. Furthermore, the course will attempt to offer comfort and reassurance for troubled times.
In the aftermath of the terrible events of the Holocaust, many of these questions reemerged as a central topic of Jewish thought. Drawing on the insight of those who actualy lived through those horrific times, the series will attempt to apply ancient teachings to the present day. “Our goal is to offer comfort and hope based on the timeless truths of Judaism,”
