When someone asks me what Midrasha means to me, I always pause. Not because I don’t know, but because it feels too big to fit into a simple explanation. Midrasha isn’t just a youth group. It’s a place where I’ve discovered who I am, and the meaning of being part of something larger than myself. There’s one moment that truly changed how I see Midrasha. It was saturday night of my first retreat, during Havdalah. We stood in a close circle, the candle held high. The night was da

Shavuah Tov kulanu. Tonight my goal is to walk you through the two foundational values of Midrasha - community-kehillah, and...

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Shavua Tov beloved Midrasha community. Thank you for coming out on a rainy night to be in this room together. There is nothing I love...

Good evening. My name is Nate Greenberg. Good evening, My name is Kyla Cohen Note: I grew up attending B’nai Tikvah in Walnut Creek and...

By Devra C. Aarons February 14, 2024 About 20 years ago, I walked into my first Midrasha classroom of 11th and 12th graders. More than...

This past week I learned that two of the Israeli kipnapped victims were from the Hod Hasharon community of our Mifgash partners, Mozenson...

This past Shabbat I got a lovely call from CCM alum parent, Jodi Oronsky. Her son Isaac joined us for both the Summer and Winter Mifgash...