International Torah Lishmah 

(study for its own sake)

Torah Lishmah, or study for its own sake, is a mainstay of Jewish life. KOACH (the College Outreach Department of The United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism) is pleased to invite college students to participate in its third annual Learning Project. This program is for both the inexperienced and the experienced student of Jewish texts. Join us for this exciting opportunity to learn from the voices of antiquity as well as from teachers and peers.

• Study text with college students throughout North America and Israel

• Connect via the Internet and the KOACH Kallah for a global learning experience

• Learn with other students, teachers or mentors; in pairs, groups, or even on your own

• Celebrate the excitement of your heritage through the time-honored tradition of Torah Lishmah

The Program for 2000-2001

During the 2000-2001 academic year, we will participate in the Perek Yomi program of the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism, studying the Writings with the help of scholars and the Internet. 

Conservative Jews throughout the world are committing themselves to read a chapter of Tanakh each day. Learn more about Perek Yomi at http://www.uscj.org/perekyomi/.

For more information:

Rabbi Elyse Winick
KOACH Program Director
P.O. Box 377
125 Pond Street
Sharon, MA 02067

Phone (781) 784-8434
Fax (781) 784-8497
Email: winick@uscj.org