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Monday June 22, 2026 1:30pm - 3:45pm EDT
In a fractured world, how do we build a community big enough for all of us? Join SVARA: A Traditionally Radical Yeshiva for an immersive dive into the "Real Tea" of the Talmud.

We’ll explore the famous sugya (Talmudic discussion) of the stolen beam—a story about a house built on a dishonest foundation and the heated debate over what "justice" looks like when the truth is messy. Using the SVARA method, we’ll unpack how our Sages navigated deep disagreement as a feature of a resilient community. In the spirit of b’yachad (togetherness), we’ll discover that true togetherness isn’t about total agreement; it’s about the radical act of staying at the table. Activate your svara (moral intuition) and uncover how ancient wisdom helps us hold the tension of our own tumultuous times. To learn with SVARA, all you need is your Hebrew alef-bet; if you can recognize the letters, you can learn Talmud in the original. 

This session is open to all, however, some knowledge of the Hebrew alef-bet is needed

Participants are asked to please bring a laptop or iPad with them to this session.
Presenters
avatar for Rabbi/Cantor Bronwen Mullin

Rabbi/Cantor Bronwen Mullin

SVARA
Rabbi/Cantor Bronwen Mullin (she/her) is a national faculty member of SVARA: a traditionally radical yeshiva. She is also the co-founder of The Rabbinic Arts Company with Rabbi Nicole Fix and serves as the cantor of Congregation Beth Shalom in Wilmington, Delaware. Rabbinic Ordination... Read More →
avatar for Kendra Watkins

Kendra Watkins

Faculty Fellow, SVARA
Kendra Watkins is entering their final year of Rabbinical School at the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College and is a Faculty Fellow at SVARA: A Traditionally Radical Yeshiva. They are a learner, teacher and pray-er inspired by what is possible when we bring our whole selves to Jewish... Read More →
Resource Partners
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Svara

SVARA is a traditionally radical yeshiva building a community of people who believe that the future needs them. By centering queer, trans, disabled, and otherwise marginalized voices, SVARA is creating a Jewish future where tradition serves as a tool for radical change and communal... Read More →
Monday June 22, 2026 1:30pm - 3:45pm EDT
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