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mission is to create forums where Jews of all ages
and backgrounds have the opportunity to access their
rich heritage, through lectures, weekend retreats,
study groups, activities, executive, singles, and
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 The
Mesorah Center for Continuing Jewish Education is an independent
Jewish organization dedicated to the furtherance of Jewish
identity and heritage through positive educational experiences.
The Mesorah Center is not a synagogue and is not associated
with one particular religious affiliation. There is
no religious pressure or stress. All are welcome,
regardless of background or affiliation.
Jewish Inspiration (coming)
 The
Yad Avraham Institute was founded in 1986, from modest beginnings:
Rabbi Yosef Kalatsky gave a single class at lunch time to
a handful of young professionals gathered in a Fifth Avenue
office. The Institute accommodates Jews from all walks of
life- those with the most advanced backgrounds in Jewish
education and Judaism, to those with no affiliation whatsoever.
 Once
upon a time, Jewish women had relatively little opportunity
outside the home to learn about Judaism. It wasn't needed,
because homes were different then. Times changed -- the
world changed -- Jewish women changed. Today, the Jewish
woman's demands for sophisticated Jewish education that
nourishes her mind and awakens her soul is at a level never
before witnessed. Women from as far away as Australia and
Zaire and as nearby as the East Side have been drawn to
a unique school in Manhattan catering to the Jewish woman.
Manhattan Midrash (coming)
 Aish
HaTorah's vast network of programs is the vision of American-born
Rabbi Noah Weinberg, who founded Aish HaTorah in 1974 to
combat alarming assimilation rates. From its beginning in
one small apartment in Jerusalem's Old City, Aish has become
today a premier resource for Jews who long for intelligent
answers to important life questions
 Ohr
Somayach Tanenbaum College, founded in Jerusalem in 1972,
began as a response to a handful of young people who wanted
to learn about Judaism. It quickly grew to be not only a
respondent to the needs of the Jewish community, but an
active initiator of new and innovative educational programs
around the world.
Torah.org has found great success with its network of "on-line
classes" -- a unique program in Jewish studies offered on
the Internet. torah.org's educational material reaches thousands
of Jews worldwide every week. In addition, we offer information
on a wide range of Jewish programs, speakers and special
events, and link our visitors to other sites of Jewish interest
 The
Blueprint, the urban Jewish monthly newspaper, serves as
an event guide for Manhattan's young Jewish community. With
City Life, Manhattan Focus and our exhaustive Blue Pages,
we scoop the best hang outs, the latest trends, and exciting
new programs. Check out our updated online event listings
and pick up a copy of the only newspaper to cater to this
generation of young Jews in this borough.
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| Following a Gateways retreat, participants are
connected to these affiliated centers for continued
education and support: |
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