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Shaaray Tefila has two wonderful weekly Torah study opportunities that are open to everyone and anyone. No previous Torah study experience is necessary, just your curiosity and an eagerness to learn. 

Shabbat Torah Study
Saturdays at 12:00pm
(in person & online)
immediately after
Shabbat Morning Minyan
&
Torah Talk
Wednesdays at 12:30pm 
(online only)

Attend one or both at any time.
No registration required.

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Fridays @6:15pm
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Saturdays @10:15am
in person & online

Shabbat Torah Study
Saturdays @12:00pm
in person & online

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