By Rabbi Tarlan Rabizadeh,

Vice President for Jewish Engagement, American Jewish University

Director, Maas Center for Jewish Journeys + Miller Introduction to Judaism

Whenever I teach Miller Intro to Judaism around the holidays, I ask my students a straightforward question: Is time linear or cyclical?”

 

And then I offer a third Jewish answer: time is a spiral.

 

Every week, we pause for Shabbat. Around the world, Jews read the same Torah portion. And every year, we return to the same holidays—Rosh Hashanah, Sukkot, Purim and Passover—reading the same stories again and again.

 

So why repeat?

Our nationally recognized 18-week Miller Intro to Judaism course invites you to embark on a meaningful journey through Jewish life. Explore the meaning behind Jewish holidays, rituals, ideas, and traditions—and discover how they can add depth, purpose, and connection to your own life.

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