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Bat Kol 40th Anniversary

Lech Lecha ... Go Forth...

This is the 40th Bat Kol Anniversary Celebration. We reunite and journey through time, sharing Bat Kol experiences, singing songs that call us to gather together and hearing messages from alums, friends and associates of Bat Kol across the globe. We echo once again ... we will hear and we will do. Celebrate with us.

Bat Kol and Baptism of Jesus

Rabbi Levi Weiman-Kelman

Rabbi Levi Weiman-Kelman explores the different "manifestations" of Bat Kol using different midrashim. Then, we are left with a question, "Was it a Bat Kol who spoke to Jesus during his baptism?" Now, it's time to get your havrutah partner for a little chat! This lecture is in honor of the Bat Kol Anniversary celebrated annually on the Feast of the Baptism of Jesus.

We Will Hear and We Will Do

Rabbi Michael Klein-Katz

Rabbi Michael Klein-Katz gives a commentary on the motto of Bat Kol Institute since 1983, "We Will Hear and We Will Do." This lecture is in honor of the Bat Kol Anniversary celebrated annually on the Feast of the Baptism of Jesus.

Antisemitic Myths: Ancient and Modern

by Rabbi Jo David in partnership with Bat Kol Chalam Toronto in honor of Yom Hashoah [60 minutes]

Jews have horns. The wildfires in California were caused by Jewish lasers from space. From the early modern era to the present day, anti-Semitism has taken many strange forms. In this lecture and discussion, Rabbi Dr. Jo David will discuss the religious roots of anti-Semitism, its expansion into the political sphere and some of the bizarre ideas that have arisen over the past two millennia. (Yad Vashem Museum Photo by Snowscat on Unsplash)
Yad Vashem Museum

Why did Sarah Laugh?

by Dr. Avivah Gottlieb Zornberg [35 mins]

Now Sarah said, “God has brought laughter for me; everyone who hears will laugh with me.” (Gen. 21:6) Are you curious? Find out why... (Photo by Edu Carvalho from Pexels)
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Lech-Lecha: Becoming Abraham

by Dr. Avivah Gottlieb Zornberg [40 mins]

This webinar discusses the Call of Abraham and its implications. The reflection will help us deepen our understanding of this particular scripture passage and inspire us to move forward in the uncertainly of the COVID-19 situation. (Photo by Tom Swinnen from Pexels)
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