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Start Date: 20 October 2026
Day: Tuesday
20:00-21:15 UK time
In person
With Rabbanit Joanne Greenaway, Rabbi Dr Raphael Zarum, Jacqueline Feldman

This course will take place at Bushey United Synagogue and online.

Does Judaism offer more than rituals and rules? What is the purpose of Judaism, and what is it trying to achieve in the world?

If you’re looking for a holistic, big-picture framework for understanding Judaism as a whole – its core beliefs, key components and overarching purpose – this course is for you.

Rabbi Sacks designed the Ten Paths to God curriculum to explore ten dimensions of being Jewish and the ideas, values and beliefs at the heart of Jewish life. Across ten paths – identity, prayer, Torah study, mitzvot, tzedakah, chessed, faith, Israel, Kiddush Hashem and responsibility – we will go deeper into what it means to live as a Jew and reflect on the Jewish calling in our own lives.

Drawing on classic Jewish sources and the writings of Rabbi Sacks, the course will combine interactive learning and lively discussion to explore some of the biggest questions Judaism asks: What are we here for? What does it mean to live as a Jew? And how can Judaism transform not only the way we live, but the world we seek to build?

Dates & topics:

  • 20 October – Identity (Opening Free Taster with Rabbi Dr Raphael Zarum)
  • 27 October – Prayer
  • 3 November – Torah Study
  • 10 November – Mitzvot
  • 17 November – Tzedaka
  • 24 November – Chessed
  • 1 December – Faith
  • 8 December – Israel
  • 15 December – Kiddush Hashem
  • 22 December - Responsibility

Teachers include Rabbi Elchonon Feldman, Rebbetzen Jacqueline Feldman, Rabbanit Joanne Greenaway, Rabbi Ozer Moszkowski & Rabbi Dr Raphael Zarum

Course price: £45

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Full course £45
Week 1: Tuesday 20th October, 20:00 UK time
Ten Paths to Jewish Wisdom - Taster, Session 1
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Rabbanit Joanne Greenaway
Senior Advisor
Rabbi Dr Raphael Zarum
Dean and Rabbi Sacks Chair of Modern Jewish Thought
Jacqueline Feldman

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