RJC
Jewish Learning
The glue that holds any serious, religious community together is Torah learning - Tanach, Halacha, philosophy, ethics, etc. This could be on your own, b'chevrutah, through a shiur; virtually or in-person; one-off or regularly. In its ideal form it's engaging, compelling, and addicting!
​We'll help you find the perfect program, the ideal partner, or a suitable rabbi/educator to guide you along the process of meaningful Jewish learning. We work alongside the OU's Jewish Learning Initiative on Campus (JLIC), international experts in Jewish learning on campus!
Virtual chavrutas and classes
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Partners in Torah: Learn anything Jewish with your own private teacher over phone/Skype for FREE! You pick the topic & weekly time, they'll select a teacher for you - or volunteer to learn with someone else.
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Web Yeshiva: A fully-interactive online Torah study program, you can sign up for courses taught by great rabbis and educators. Round-the-clock schedule of live classes on a variety of different subjects and levels, plus recording in the archives.
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ProjectSinai is a live, interactive learning platform that connects organizations, teachers and educators to a global audience.
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UniTorah is a community of college students learning together through googlehangouts (in progress)
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Bagruta is a network of high school educators continuing their relationships with alumni through chevrutas (in progress)
Divrei Torah and Shiurim​
Collected here is a wealth of online archives of audio, visual, and written divrei Torah and shiurim from leading, global, Jewish educators and educational organizations:
Aish.com | Gush's VirtualBeitMidrash | Chabad.org
Tools and Resources
Whether you want to learn on your own, prepare for a shiur, or organize your our learning program, here are some helpeful tools and resources
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Basics Hebrew texts: mechon-mamre, hebrewbooks
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Master compendiums of Jewish sources online: rabbinics, webyeshiva, ובלכתך בדרך ,הלכה ברורה, eparsha, gdoc sources
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Sefaria is great for making source sheets (and texts/translations)
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You have so much to offer - why not start your own learning program? Here's a guide which includes the who's, what's, where's, why's and when's
