The rabbis once made a bold, audacious choice that changed the course of Jewish history and saved Judaism. In this class, we’ll trace that pivotal moment and discover how their courage and ingenuity can still...
Trying to keep up with Cream City Beit Midrash programming? Here is our current calendar of events and learning opportunities, both in person and via Zoom. We will continue to update this calendar as additional...
A hybrid event presentation (in-person & virtual) by Rabbi Dr. Armin Langer and Rabbi Moishe Steigmann EVENT CO-HOSTED BY: Congregation Shir Hadash ABOUT THE EVENT: This year, we explore what freedom meant for the Israelites, who was...
ABOUT THE EVENT: What does Judaism REALLY believe about magic and divination? Join Steven Gotlib, an experienced magician/mentalist and former Tarot-reader, to delve into this fascinating and under-appreciated topic. ABOUT THE SPEAKER: Steven Gotlib is...
I play Clash Royale, a game on my phone, and I’m part of a clan where people can request card donations to make their deck stronger. Recently, someone asked for Vines and added the message:...
On Tuesday, January 20, 2026, I had the joy and honor of sharing Judaism’s perspectives on Faith & Wealth during a Zoom Webinar hosted by the Interfaith Conference of Greater Milwaukee. Here is what I...
Twenty years ago, during my final year of rabbinical school, I delivered this sermon to the community. Each graduating rabbi was invited to offer reflections, and I remember how nervous I felt standing at the...
*This past Sunday, I had the honor of sharing some closing thoughts at a Violins of Hope gathering. Below is the transcript of my words.* We’re each unique, and that’s neither good nor bad. It’s...
A Mindful Jewish Approach to Home Life and Living Whether you’re newly living together or looking to deepen your shared life, this four-part course is designed for partners who want to bring mindful Jewish living...
Adin Ross directed Los Angeles Rams wide receiver Puka Nacua to make an antisemitic gesture on his livestream—a gesture whose offensive meaning Nacua did not appear to understand. In moments like these, we are called...
