Let’s be real: meaningful, lasting change requires honest acknowledgment, not self-punishment. With guest Rabbi Jason Kimelman-Block, explore the ancient practice of teshuva (return) as a framework for the kind of self-reckoning that actually sticks.

Drawing on the Jewish ethical practice Mussar, Chassidic wisdom, and the surprising story of Yehuda, you’ll be guided through reflection, visioning, and concrete intention-setting across four dimensions of our lives: our relationships, our bodies, our spiritual lives, and our relationship to the planet.

Accommodations: ADA Accessible Venue

Organization: Sixth & I

Livestream or Virtual: No, it’s not