Are you looking for a way to hold onto all the spirituality you experienced over the month of Tishrei?
Read more: Beyond Tishrei: keeping the Inspiration aliveTzofia is excited to invite you to the next webinar in our series:
Beyond Tishrei: Keeping the Inspiration Alive
Featuring Liora Rosenblatt, CEO of Tzofia and Mazal Elhadad, Guest Speaker
Sunday October 25th 8pm (Israel time)
Free | Suggested 20 NIS donationRegister here
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Independence is only valuable when used for a higher purpose…
Read more: Is Independence a Torah Value?Tzofia is excited to invite you to the next webinar in our series:
Beyond Tishrei: Keeping the Inspiration Alive
Featuring Liora Rosenblatt, CEO of Tzofia and Mazal Elhadad, Guest Speaker
Sunday October 25th 8pm (Israel time)
Free | Suggested 20 NIS donationRegister here
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Music is a gateway to one of the most transcendent experiences…
Read more: Biblical Women and Music: A Love StoryTzofia is excited to invite you to the next webinar in our series:
Beyond Tishrei: Keeping the Inspiration Alive
Featuring Liora Rosenblatt, CEO of Tzofia and Mazal Elhadad, Guest Speaker
Sunday October 25th 8pm (Israel time)
Free | Suggested 20 NIS donationRegister here
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Beyond Tishrei: keeping the Inspiration alive
Are you looking for a way to hold onto all the spirituality you experienced over the month of Tishrei?
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Is Independence a Torah Value?
Independence is only valuable when used for a higher purpose…
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Biblical Women and Music: A Love Story
Music is a gateway to one of the most transcendent experiences…
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