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President George Washington's letter to the Newport Hebrew Congregation is rightly famous, but the story behind it is less known. Join us as Rabbi Meir Soloveichik traces how Washington came to write three letters to America's Jewish community, and what the Newport letter teaches us about leadership, American exceptionalism, and defending the nation's unique conception of religious liberty today.

A four-part experiential series with Hadar Atlanta Director Rabbi Ayal Robkin, Emory bioethicist Rabbi Jonathan Crane, and Adamah ATL's Amy Price, reconnecting Jewish participants with the seasonal calendar through hands-on activity, text study, and conversation.

How do we keep turning toward each other — through the routines of daily life, the friction of differing needs, and the years that quietly reshape a marriage — without losing the connection that brought us together? Join Rabbi Loren Lapidus and clinician Isabel Groedel, LCSW, for the second session of Renewing Relationships, a three-part BeWellATL series exploring the marriage relationship at every stage through Jewish values and clinical insight.

As Israel heads toward pivotal elections in October 2026, join Rabbi Yitz Tendler (Congregation Beth Jacob) and Rabbi Natan Trief (Temple Sinai) for a three-part series exploring how Israeli democracy works, who's shaping its future, and what comes next.

Natan Sharansky, imprisoned for nine years in Soviet gulags for "demanding the right to live as a Jew," joins Prof. Shaul Kelner to trace the grassroots movement that freed Soviet Jewry, and what its lessons on leadership and resilience mean for confronting antisemitism on American campuses and communities today.

Join former Jerusalem Post Editor-in-Chief Yaakov Katz, now a senior fellow at the Jewish People Policy Institute, for a live conversation with David Zalik the day after Israel's 2026 elections. Katz will unpack the forces shaping Israel's security landscape, Iran's regional ambitions, and evolving U.S. policy — followed by audience Q&A and light refreshments.

How do we repair and sustain friendships — through shifting values, inevitable conflict, and the boundaries that come with a full life — without letting distance settle in for good? Join Rabbi Ari Sollish and clinician Rebecca Brown, LCSW, for the third and final session of Renewing Relationships, a three-part BeWellATL series exploring our closest relationships at every stage through Jewish values and clinical insight.