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Torah

At the Young Israel of Merrick, Torah learning opportunities are abundant. In addition to Rabbi Winston's exciting and engaging Shabbos afternoon shiur series, there are many more regular weekday shiurim that occur. Read below for a sampling of some of the classes that we offer. 

40 Seconds in 40 Days

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Daily Torah inspiration for the 40 days of leading up to Yom Kippur, sign up here!

Thursday Night Chassidus

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Delve into the depths of Torah with this Thursday night class on Chassidus. 

Breakfast in the Beis

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If you ever wanted to learn more about some of the greatest Torah giants in Jewish history, this is the class for you. This Sunday morning series explores the Torah, life and thought of some of the greatest Jewish thinkers impacting our time. Following Shacharis on Sunday morning enjoy a great breakfast while you listen to this class taught by Rabbi Winston!

Sefer HaChinuch

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In between Mincha/Maariv in the Summer months, Rabbi Winston offers a 5 minute shiur on Sefer HaChinuch. 

5 Minute Mishnayos

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Every day, following Shacharis, Rabbi Winston gives a five minute class on Mishnayos. Recordings available on our website at www.yimerrick.org/recordings

 

Sponsorships are available, please click 

Long Island Torah Network

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The Merrick Beit Medrash meets regularly, every Monday night in Young Israel or at Ohav Shalom, 30 minutes after mincha. Beit Medrash Night is an opportunity for Jewish men of all backgrounds and affiliations to engage in the excitement of personalized Torah study. The casual and relaxed format (along with refreshments) makes for a truly enjoyable evening.

 

Beit Medrash night consists of two simultaneous classes: one on Gemorah and one on Chumash. The Gemorah shiur just finished learning Meseches Rosh Hashana and began learning Beitzah after Shavuos. 

 

The program is organized by Rabbi Mendel Becker of the Long Island Torah Network.

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