Torah Unraveled

Torah Studies 5786 Class 27: Behar - Bechukotai When Questions Bring Blessing Turning Curiosity into Faith Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, May 5th, 2026 We all ask “how” when faced with uncertainty. The Torah shows that some questions come from fear—and others from faith. This class explores how sincere curiosity and humble effort invite Divine blessing, even when we feel least worthy. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

For All Humankind - Lesson 3 Educating Children With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Wednesday, May 6th, 2026 Is raising kids all about career-prep? What should we teach our children at school and at home? See the critical purpose that makes family life so central to Judaism’s universal morality. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

Demystifying Tanya - Lesson 38 With Rabbi Tzvi Freeman Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Thursday, April 30th ,2026. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

Kabbalah Café Creation & Redemption - Part 76 How Far Is It to Heaven? With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Sunday, May 3 ,2026. The universe is vast. Which prompted the ancient sages to wonder: how far is it to heaven? The Talmud gives an answer, declaring it a journey of 500 years. But what kind of distance is that? Is heaven a place we can actually reach? Fortunate for us, the mystics provide some much-needed context. It's not so much a journey as it is a construct. The universe, as vast as it is, is defined and limited. And that heightens the mystery, the impossibility, of creation itself. In this session of Kabbalah Café we hitch our wagons to the mystics and explore the hidden architecture of the cosmos, in a galaxy far, far away. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

For All Humankind - Lesson 2 Is Morality Obvious? With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Wednesday, April 29th, 2026 Can logic create morality? Explore the value of innate human dignity, where it comes from, and the trouble with pinning new sources to a timeless moral principle. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

Torah Studies 5786 Class 26: Emor More than Just Day How One Day of Rest Can Transform the Week Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, April 28th, 2026 Shabbos isn’t just a day of rest: it influences every part of our lives, extending its impact far beyond the twenty-five hours. Discover how the mindset and practices of Shabbos shape our entire week. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

Demystifying Tanya - Lesson 37 With Rabbi Tzvi Freeman Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Thursday, April 23rd ,2026. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

Kabbalah Café Creation & Redemption - Part 6 When the One Becomes Many With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Sunday, April 26th ,2026. If everything is, at its core, undivided Divine energy, where does difference begin? Where do edges form in a reality flooded with infinite light? What makes one thing this, and not that? Kabbalah answers: through the secret of the Divine Names. The Infinite itself is beyond all names, beyond all definition. But the names revealed in Torah are not labels; they are channels, vessels, frequencies through which the boundless light constricts, refracts, and becomes knowable. Every name is a doorway. Every name is a way the One becomes many, without ever ceasing to be One. In this session of Kabbalah Café we explore the Divine Names and begin to trace the hidden architecture of reality itself. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

For All Humankind - Lesson 1 The Message of Abraham With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Wednesday, April 22, 2026 Our universal message isn’t “Be Jewish,” so what is it? See how Judaism’s universal concern began with Abraham and what ethical monotheism means in practice.

Torah Studies 5786 Class 25: Acharei-Kedoshim Helping or Hustling? The Fine Line Between Advice and Agenda Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, April 21, 2026 Ever given advice that seemed like it was for someone else, but . . . maybe you kind of benefited too? This class dives into the fine line between genuine help and self-serving agendas, showing you how to ensure your actions are truly for others—not just for your own gain. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

Demystifying Tanya - Lesson 36 With Rabbi Tzvi Freeman Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Thursday, April 16th ,2026. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

Kabbalah Café Creation & Redemption - Part 5 Cracking the Code With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Sunday, April 19th ,2026. There is a code that powers all of existence, a kind of Divine DNA. This code forms the fabric of reality. And it is composed of letters. The mystics teach that the Hebrew letters G-d used to create the universe are not just symbols, but living channels of energy that continue to sustain creation at every moment. Through Kabbalistic wisdom, we can begin to decode these letters and uncover the life-force beneath the surface of everything. In this session of Kabbalah Café we use Kabblistic wisdom to crack the code of creation. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

Torah Studies 5786 Class 24: Tazria-Metzora The Art of Loving Rebuke How to Correct Others without Hurting Them Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, April 14th, 2026 In a world full of flaws, it’s easy to point out others’ mistakes—but the Torah teaches us that rebuke must always come from a place of love. Discover how to correct others with compassion, ensuring your words heal rather than harm. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

Kabbalah Café Creation & Redemption - Part 4 Understand Your Feelings With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Sunday, April 12th ,2026. Emotions are big. In Kabbalah, they are likened to mountains: broad, tall, and sweeping. They have ups and downs, and they ebb and flow. Sometimes, they can feel out of control. But another truth about emotions is that they can be really hard to understand. We might feel something strongly, but be unable to identify it precisely or discern its origin. Kabbalah gives us the tools to understand our feelings. By mapping the human soul, Jewish mysticism provides the language to name our emotions, recognize their source, and exercise greater self-control. In this session of Kabbalah Café we explore the soul of feelings and the power of self-mastery. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

Torah Studies 5786 Class 23: Pesach Boot Camp Freedom with a Bitter Edge Why We Eat Matzah with Charoset Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, March 24th, 2026 Pesach is fast approaching, and we have just what you need to get ready! This high-energy 60-minute session delves deep inside the soul of the Festival of Freedom to prepare you to make the most of your holiday experience. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

Kabbalah Café Creation & Redemption - Part 3 Letters of Life With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Sunday, March 22, 2026. What is reality made of beneath the surface? The Kabbalists offer a surprising answer: letters. Kabbalah teaches that creation unfolds through Divine speech, a living language that continuously brings the world into being. Like code that powers a system, these letters form the inner mechanism of reality. This points to both the beauty and fragility of life. Change the code, and reality changes. In this session of Kabbalah Café we explore the inner architecture of creation and discover how language powers life. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

Demystifying Tanya - Lesson 34 With Rabbi Tzvi Freeman Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Thursday, March 19th ,2026. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

Torah Studies 5786 Class 22: Vayikra Guilt and Grace in Our Apologies The Offerings That Shape Our Repentance Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, March 17th, 2026 Is it ever too late to make a real change? Jewish tradition teaches that some sins call for the deep work of transforming our character. This class explores the symbolism behind the sin and guilt offerings, showing how repentance can be nurturing or tough as we face our mistakes head-on. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

When G-d Prayed A Study in the Art of Anthropomorphism With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Wednesday, March 18th, 2026 G-d prayed, sinned, and even requested a blessing from a human being. Talmudic anthropomorphisms highlight the importance of vulnerability in relationships and how being vulnerable shapes the character and essence of our relationship with G-d. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

Sunday Kolel Year 3 - Lecture 15 Mike the Headless Chicken, Part 2 The Legend and the Law Returns With Rabbi Shmuly Wolff Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Sunday, March 15, 2026

Sunday Kolel Year 3 - Lecture 14 Can AI Be Self-Aware? A Jewish Legal and Ethical View of Artificial Intelligence With Rabbi Tzvi Freeman Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Sunday, March 8, 2026

Sunday Kolel Year 3 - Lecture 13 Mike the Headless Chicken, Part 1 The Legend and the Law With Rabbi Shmuly Wolff Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Sunday, February 22, 2026

Sunday Kolel Year 3 - Lecture 11 Basi L'gani Why Did It Take the Rebbe 40 Years to Make This Point? With Rabbi Isser New Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Sunday, January 25, 2026

Sunday Kolel Year 3 - Lecture 10 Faith Under Duress Jewish Law When Survival Is on the Line With Rabbi Daniel Freitag Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Sunday, January 18, 2026

Sunday Kolel Year 3 - Lecture 9 Happy Hour Bars, Booze & Halacha With Rabbi Josh Wohlfarth Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Sunday, January 11, 2026

Sunday Kolel Year 3 - Lecture 8 Creating a Jewish Family Through Adoption With Rabbi Chaim Lindenblatt Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Sunday, December 14, 2025

Demystifying Tanya - Lesson 33 With Rabbi Tzvi Freeman Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Thursday, March 12th ,2026. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

Kabbalah Café Creation & Redemption - Part 2 The Nature Of a Miracle With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Sunday, March 15th,2026. What is the greater expression of G-d’s power: creating the laws of nature, or breaking them? We tend to think of miracles as the ultimate display of the Divine: a dramatic suspension of reality, a flash of infinity tearing through the fabric of the world. A reminder that G-d stands beyond nature and can overturn it at will. But Kabbalah dares to ask a deeper question. What if the true wonder is not when the rules are broken, but when they hold? What if the consistent order of nature is itself the greater miracle? What if the real display of Divine power is not chaos, but harmony? In this session of Kabbalah Café we explore the hidden architecture of creation and discover the astonishing power concealed within the ordinary. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

Torah Studies 5786 Class 21: Vayakhel-Pekudei Anchors in the Storm The Strength Found in the Small Details Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Wednesday, March 10th, 2026 It’s the little things that keep everything in place. This class explores how the pegs of the Tabernacle in the desert teach us that even the smallest details are essential to the bigger picture. Just like anchors in a storm, these overlooked elements provide much-needed stability. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

Whale of a Tale Life Lessons from Gargantuan Fish, Geese, and Corpses With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Wednesday, March 11th, 2026 An island turns out to be the back of a mammoth sea creature, oceanic waves rise miles high, and an encounter with the "dead of the wilderness:" Rabbah bar bar Chanah's strange parables hold the secret to Jewish survival and offer powerful tips on how to rise above life's challenges.

Torah Studies 5786 Class 20: Ki Sisa The Broken Vessel Why Letting Go Opens the Door to G-d’s Wisdom Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Wednesday, March 4th, 2026 We try to hold ourselves together, but the deepest truths come when we’re willing to break. This class explores what we gain when we stop clinging and start surrendering. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

Kabbalah Café Creation & Redemption - Part 1 A New World With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Sunday, March 8th,2026. There are times when life feels entirely ordinary. We wake up, go to work, handle responsibilities, and move through the routines of the day. The world feels fixed, predictable, bound by the rules of nature. And yet, every so often, something breaks through. A moment of clarity. A flash of purpose. A sense that beneath the surface of our everyday lives lies something deeper, something transcendent. Which is the real world: the ordinary or the extraordinary? Our new Kabbalah Café series -- Creation & Redemption -- explores this very question through a powerful mystical text authored in 1940 by Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Schneersohn, the sixth Lubavitcher Rebbe, shortly after his dramatic rescue from war-torn Europe. At that moment, Judaism stood at a crossroads. The old world was collapsing, and in America many believed that Jewish life would inevitably have to change. “America is different,” people said. In this remarkable discourse, the Rebbe offers a bold spiritual vision: the natural and the supernatural are not opposites. The deeper purpose of creation is that the ordinary world itself can reveal the Divine. Creation and redemption are not just historical ideas. They are forces alive within each of us.

Demystifying Tanya - Lesson 31 With Rabbi Tzvi Freeman Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Thursday, February 26th ,2026. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

Forging Forward Exploring Futuristic Responsa With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Wednesday, February 25th, 2026 As technology reshapes our world at dizzying speed, new Halachic questions emerge. In this lesson, we explore how ancient wisdom meets tomorrow's uncharted questions. The Torah Center ATL takes pride in offering innovative, inclusive, and impactful educational programs to all. People from a diverse spectrum of life find the Torah Center to be a warm and non-judgmental community in which to experience the richness and authenticity of Jewish learning and heritage. ~ Support our work! https://thetorahcenteratl.org/donate

Torah Studies 5786 Class 19: Purim Playing by Nature’s Rules Can Get You Killed Why Fitting In Is the Riskiest Strategy Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, February 24th, 2026 The Jews in Persia thought they were safe—they had power, prestige, even a queen in the palace. Then came Haman. Purim teaches that our survival isn’t natural at all. Trusting politics and assimilation is choosing wolves; trusting G-d is choosing the Shepherd.

The Fifth Factor How Emotional and Situational Wisdom Shape Rabbinic Responses With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Wednesday, February 18th, 2026 Responsa abound with examples in which rabbis offered not only legal replies but also profound sensitivity and discernment, addressing the needs of individuals and communities with compassion and wisdom.

Torah Studies 5786 Class 18: Parshat Terumah The Argument That Never Ends Judaism Is a Lot Less Dogmatic Than You Think Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, February 17th, 2026 If Torah were just a rigid rulebook, how could centuries of debate still rage about mitzvot observed since Sinai? Judaism thrives on the mystery, the questions, and the back-and-forth. Disagreement isn’t dysfunction—it’s discovery, and it’s what keeps the Torah endlessly alive.

Kabbalah Café All for the Sake of Heaven - Part 27 Three Paths to Peace With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Sunday, February 15th,2026. Conflict feels stitched into the human story. History unfolds in waves of war, rivalry, and resentment, as if tension were the pulse beneath our collective heartbeat. Division can seem so constant that we mistake it for destiny. Yet the Jewish mystics insist that beneath the noise lies a deeper music. What we call conflict is often the friction of a hidden unity pressing to be revealed. Separation is a surface illusion; at our core there is oneness. Peace, then, is not wishful thinking. It is sacred perception and practice, learning to see the Divine within ourselves and within those we resist, and living in a way that protects that awareness. In this session of Kabbalah Café we study Kabbalistic teachings on tension and resolution and uncover three tools to transform war into peace.

Counterweights Considered The Push and Pull within Halachic Decisions With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Wednesday, February 11th, 2026 Embedded within Halacha are fundamental Torah values that often serve as counterweights, subtly recalibrating outcomes in ways that defy initial expectations.

Torah Studies 5786 Class 17: Parshat Mishpatim The Whole Half A Half-Shekel Teaches Total Commitment Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, February 10th, 2026 We hesitate to go all in—with people, with places, and with commitments—because we’re not sure it’s safe. We’re always ready to move on. But some things call for everything we’ve got. This class looks at one ancient mitzvah that helps us know when to stop hedging and start showing up.

Kabbalah Café All for the Sake of Heaven - Part 26 Fire & Water With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Sunday, February 8th,2026. Our lives move in rhythms that pull us in opposite directions. There are moments of burning passion and restless ascent, and moments of quiet satisfaction and stillness. Times when the soul longs to climb higher, and times when it knows to pause, breathe, and take in what has already been achieved. Kabbalah names these two movements fire and water. Fire rises, driven by holy dissatisfaction and yearning for more. Water flows downward, calm and settled, at peace with what is. We are meant to live both: to strive and to return, to reach upward and to settle inward. In this session of Kabbalah Café we explore the soul of fire and water, and discover how to consciously activate both energies in our spiritual lives.

Precedent in Practise How Past Rulings Are Applied to New Realities With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Wednesday, February 4th, 2026 From medieval blood libels to modern hot-air balloons, responsa reveal how new questions are answered by returning to the past, showing how Halachah remains current through careful reasoning and timeless principles.

Torah Studies 5786 Class 16: Parshat Yitro Good without G-d? Not for Long Morality without an Anchor Drifts Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, February 3rd, 2026 Atheists can be moral, but when temptation hits, what keeps those morals in place? Judaism teaches that goodness without G-d is like a house without a foundation—it may look fine, but the first storm topples it. Faith doesn’t replace values; it makes them last.

Demystifying Tanya - Lesson 26 With Rabbi Tzvi Freeman Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Thursday, 29th January, 2025 The Tanya is a cornerstone of Jewish spirituality, offering profound insights into the nature of the soul, the struggles of human existence, and the path to a purposeful life. In this new weekly series, Rabbi Tzvi Freeman provides a clear and thoughtful exploration of its core ideas, making the text accessible and relevant for modern seekers.

Kabbalah Café All for the Sake of Heaven - Part 25 Beyond the Matrix With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Sunday, February 1st,2026. Most of us live inside the matrix. We operate within time and space, within the limits of nature, and within the constraints of physical reality. We learn how to adapt, how to function, and how to survive by working within the rules of the world as it appears to us. But Kabbalah teaches that there are people who live beyond the matrix. They are not removed from reality, but connected to a deeper one. They move through this world while drawing from a higher source, relying on the supernatural as naturally as others rely on gravity. OIn this session of Kabbalah Café we explore what it means to live beyond the matrix -- and how each of us can step outside it, even if only for moments at a time.

Torah Studies 5786 Class 15: Parshat Beshalach One Song, a Million Voices A True Leader Can Make Us One Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Tuesday, January 27th, 2026 Jews argue over food, politics, and prayer books. Yet, standing on the shores of the Red Sea, we sang one song in perfect unison. True unity isn’t about agreeing on everything; it’s about finding the leader and moment that brings our deepest oneness to the surface

Torah in the Trenches The Hands-On Reality of Halachic Decision-Making With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded Live at The Torah Center ATL on Wednesday, January 28, 2026 Rabbis don't rule in a vacuum. The responsa of this lesson show how Torah law meets real-world facts and scientific insight, bridging sacred texts and the complexity of everyday life.

Demystifying Tanya - Lesson 29 With Rabbi Tzvi Freeman Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Thursday, January 22nd,2026. The Tanya is a cornerstone of Jewish spirituality, offering profound insights into the nature of the soul, the struggles of human existence, and the path to a purposeful life. In this new weekly series, Rabbi Tzvi Freeman provides a clear and thoughtful exploration of its core ideas, making the text accessible and relevant for modern seekers.

Kabbalah Café All for the Sake of Heaven - Part 24 Shabbat Food With Rabbi Ari Sollish Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Sunday, January 25th,2026. When you think of Shabbat food what comes to mind? Maybe fresh challah, gefilte fish, matzah ball soup, brisket, and potato kugel (if you're Ashkenazi). But according to Jewish mysticism, the real story isn’t just what we eat on Shabbat -- it’s what changes. On Shabbat, all of reality is more spiritually aligned. The world itself is elevated. And because food is part of that world, what we eat on Shabbat is fundamentally different from what we eat during the week. It might be the same ingredients, but it's on a different level. In this session of Kabbalah Café we explore Shabbat’s weekly upgrade, and how to consciously tap into the energy that’s on our table.

Demystifying Tanya - Lesson 28 With Rabbi Tzvi Freeman Recorded live at The Torah Center ATL on Thursday, January 15th,2026. The Tanya is a cornerstone of Jewish spirituality, offering profound insights into the nature of the soul, the struggles of human existence, and the path to a purposeful life. In this new weekly series, Rabbi Tzvi Freeman provides a clear and thoughtful exploration of its core ideas, making the text accessible and relevant for modern seekers.