Hebrew Seminary hosts three programs of study:
The Rabbinical School of Hebrew Seminary is intended for emerging Jewish leaders who seek to become ordained as rabbis and to serve Jews, Jewish communities, multifaith communities, and seekers.
The Pararabbinic Program at Hebrew Seminary is designed for emerging Jewish leaders who would like increased knowledge in matters of Torah study, Jewish ritual, and communal leadership but do not seek rabbinic ordination at the present time.
The Global Jewish Growth Certificate Program at Hebrew Seminary equips current and emerging lay leaders and professionals in the Jewish community with the knowledge they need to understand essential trends and to connect with leaders from across the Jewish world.
All classes are currently held virtually and are open to Rabbinic and Pararabbinic students, as well as auditing students from around the world.
This week’s Torah commentary, written by Hebrew Seminary Professor of Rabbinic Literature Rabbi Dr. Allan Kensky, was originally published in 5784. All commentaries on the Book of Genesis in this
This week’s Torah commentary has been written by Hebrew Seminary rabbinical student Dr. Cécile-Bruriah Gonçalves, and, like all commentaries on the Book of Genesis in this Jewish year, has been
This week’s Torah commentary, written by Hebrew Seminary Professor of Rabbinic Literature Rabbi Dr. Allan Kensky, was originally published in 5784. All commentaries on the Book of Genesis in this
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