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Shiny New Things with Rabbi Fohrman
Enjoy this recording of Shiny New Things with Rabbi Fohrman.
Rabbi Fohrman delights in finding wonderful patterns or other ‘aha’ moments in Biblical text that are the beginning to a process of discovery. That process might culminate in an Aleph Beta animated video or audio series -- but it starts with that shiny new thing.
And that's where you come in. When Rabbi Fohrman comes across 'shiny new things,' he wants to show them to interested folks, and get a chance to talk with them about it. Through learning with you, other dimensions of the pattern that were missed usually begin to emerge, and the meaning of the pattern often begins to come into focus.
You are an integral part of Shiny New Things, and we hope you'll be able to join!
Shiny New Things is an exclusive weekly event for Producers Circle members. This is an incredible opportunity to be a part of Rabbi Fohrman's learning and writing process, to offer feedback, and genuinely impact the direction of future ideas. Not to mention a chance to hear the extra “bonus” material that doesn’t make it into a book or video.
Shiny New Things meets every Wednesday, 7-8:30 pm ET.
Rabbi David Fohrman
Founder and Lead Scholar
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