KABBALAH and Personal Growth
​​Sundays 9:30-10:30 am

Explore The Palm Tree of Devorah (Tomer Devorah), a classic Kabbalistic and ethical work by the 16th-century Kabbalist, Rabbi Moshe Cordovero. The course delves into the "Ten Sefirot" (Divine Attributes) and how they apply to personal growth and ethical living. Each class focuses on a new attribute, offering practical, real-life applications.​
​​Held in person at 100 Breyer Drive, Elkins Park PA, and via ZOOM
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Sages and sleuths
​Mondays, 9:00-9:45am

Dive into the Art of Solving Torah and Talmudic Conundrums!
Each week, a real-life moral or mitzvah dilemma is analyzed and probed through Torah and Talmudic sources in an engaging and interactive format that sharpens the mind and ignites the spirit. Come for the challenge—stay for the discovery!
​​Held via ZOOM

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King David:
​POet, Warrior, Legend
​​Wednesdays, 7:00-7:45pm

Explore the remarkable journey of King David. Navigate the highs and lows of his life, his poetic Psalms, epic battles, and timeless influence as the enduring ruler of the Jewish People in this chapter-by-chapter exploration of the Biblical narrative.​
​​Held via ZOOM
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WEEKLY PARSHA
fridays. 9:10-10am

Delve into the portion of the week, the weekly "compass" for life, mined for its philosophical perspectives, ethical wisdom, and spiritual insights on life and personal growth.​​
​Held via ZOOM
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" Participating in Rabbi Coleman's weekly classes has been a genuinely enlightening experience. The way he effortlessly combines timeless wisdom with modern insights resonates with me so strongly. I also love the fact that there are so many different types of people in the classes: religious, less religious, more knowledgeable, less knowledgeable. He relates to everyone! "
Shari S.

"Rabbi Coleman is a committed teacher who is excited by the subjects he teaches. Offering insights into Jewish thought and philosophy which have the capacity to change one's life. The class in Talmud not only makes the text clearer it exposes us to classical thinking which at times is just mind boggling. Highly recommend the class."
Mark S.

Weekly classes operate on an inclusive open-door policy, welcoming all eager learners. While participation is free of charge, suggested contributions are very much appreciated based on the following participation:​

• One class/week: $18/month
• Two-three classes/week: $36/month
• Four classes/week: $54/month​​

​Your support ensures the continuity and accessibility of our programs. We appreciate any contribution you can make, including special dedication and support opportunities.

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Jewish Learning with Rabbi Coleman is a service of the Institute for Jewish Ethics (IJE), a 501c3 tax-exempt charitable organization.