Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class
Taught by Rabbi Uri Cohen, this Halacha Mastery Program course is an optional but highly recommended review and prep course for Rabbi Rothstein’s “Jewish Lifecycle Events” course.
These sessions will provide you with an opportunity to review the material learned as well as prepare the upcoming mekorot (sources). While attendance is not mandatory, WebYeshiva.org has created this course as an opportunity to enhance your experience in the Halacha Mastery Program.
For more information about the Halacha Mastery Program please CLICK HERE.
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 11-8-22
HaTov VeHaMetiv / Shehehiyanu
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 11-15-22
Hagomel (in General and for Mothers),
Shalom Zachar, and
Simhat Bat
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 11-22-22
Milah, Part 1: Who Gets Circumcised, and When
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 11-29-22
The Ceremony of Milah, Who Does It, and What Is Done
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 12-6-22
Milah, Part 3: The Timing of the Bracha and of the Milah Itself
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 12-13-22
Pidyon HaBen: Who Does It, and How Do They Pay?
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 12-27-22
The Ceremony of Pidyon Ha-Ben and When the Bechor is Ready For It
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 1-3-23
Upsheren and Education of Children
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 1-10-23
Grandchildren and the Mitzvah of Talmud Torah, as Part of Hinuch and In General
The Obligation of Torah Study: Minimums, Goals, and How It Shapes Us
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 1-17-23
Bar and Bat Mitzvah
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 1-24-23
Materialism (Excessive Semahot) and Adolescence
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 1-31-23
Why Marry? Piryah Ve-rivyah, La-shevet
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 2-13-23
Weddings, Part 1: Engagement and Wedding
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 2-14-23
Weddings, Part 2
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 2-21-23
Weddings, Part 3: Ketubbah and Sheva Berachot continued
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 2-28-23
Divorce, Part 1: Why Divorce and When It Goes Awry
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 3-9-23
Divorce, Part 2: The Get Process
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 3-16-23
The Progress of the Years of Our Lives
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 3-21-23
Ramban and Shulhan Aruch on
Bikkur Holim, Terminal Illness and the Obligation to Seek Refuah
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 4-18-23
Tzitz Eliezer on the Necessity of Continuing Life
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 4-25-23
Rav Moshe Feinstein on When We Must, May, or May Not Extend Life
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 5-2-23
Rav Moshe Part 2, and Minyan Part 1
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 5-9-23
Minyan Part 2
Jewish Lifecycle Events Prep Class: 5-16-23
Conversion: Necessary and Unnecessary Elements
Rabbi Uri Cohen has been teaching at Midreshet Moriah since 2005. He learned at Yeshivat Shaalvim and Yeshivat Hamivtar, and received Semikhah from RIETS (YU) and Yeshivat Hamivtar. He also holds Masters degrees in Medieval Jewish History and Jewish Education from Yeshiva University. For two years, he was an ATID Fellow. Through Torah MiTzion, he and his wife Dr. Yocheved Engelberg Cohen served as the first members of the Syracuse Kollel, and later as the first couple of the Jewish Learning Initiative on Campus (JLIC) at Princeton University. They now live in Ramat Beit Shemesh. His eclectic lecture topics have included Talmudic Misogyny in Context, Harry Potter and the Value of Fantasy, Contemporary Orthodox Responses to Homosexuality, and How Not to Do Outreach.