Dedicated in memory of Robert Ives z"l by his wife, Annie and sons: David, Jeremy & Saul, daughters-in law: Naomi & Melissa and cherished grandchildren.
The Beth Jacob Women's Parsha Club brings women of all ages and across all Beth Jacob minyanim together to learn and be inspired through Shabbat morning shiurim. The shiurim topics range and have been given by various local educators and Torah scholars. Lecturers have included: Yoetzet Dr. Jordana Topp, Dr. Hindi Posy, Rebbetzin Chava Tombosky, Malka Popper and Dr. Miriam Sterm.
The BJC Women's Parsha Club has expanded beyond monthly shabbat shiurim and has recently included an inspirational evening with educator and Kallah teacher, Mrs. Elimor Ryzman.
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Featured Presenters
GILA POLACK
Judaic Studies Faculty, Yavneh Academy
CHAVA TOMBOSKY
Author, Speaker & Rebbetzin
Dr. Hindy Posy, MD, ID
Board Certified High-Risk
Obstetrician and Attorney
Rebbetzin Jordana Topp, DMD
Dentist and the Los Angeles Yoetzet Halacha
Dr. Miriam Stern
Associate Professor and Vice Provost
for Educational Strategy at Hebrew Union College
Raizi Chechik
Community Scholar at the Jewish Center in New York City.
Former Head of School at Manhattan Day School and SKA High School
Carli Becker
Teacher of Judaic Studies at Yeshivat Yavneh (7th & 8th grade)
Malka Popper
Chief Academic Officer at Shalhevet High School
Elimor Ryzman
Teacher and Inspiring lecturer on an array of women's topics, marriage, relationships
Jewish thought and halacha
Michal Reinitz
Executive Director of Shirat David in Efrat, Torah educator and community leader
Rabbanit Esti Rosenberg
Head of Migdal Oz in Israel
Tabby REfael
Award-winning Writer, Speaker and Weekly Editorial Columnist for the Jewish Journal, and co-founder of 30-yYears After. Born in Tehran, Tabby is also a former child survivor of the Iran-Iraq War.
Dr. Miriam Goldstein
Professor in the Department of Arabic Language and Literature at the Hebrew Universtiy of Jerusalem.
