Join us this fall as we begin the study of Mussar, a spiritual discipline that is intended to cultivate personal, spiritual growth.   The practice of Mussar involves examining one's life in terms of middot, analyzing character traits, and examining how they influence both our inner lives and relations with others. 

Finding a balance between middot is one way of changing our lives and trying to become a mensch. 

We will read Alan Morinis's book, Everyday Holiness, and meet as a group on Tuesday evenings every two weeks. 

To learn more Mussar see the article in Reform Judaism,  Fall 2008.

For more information contact the class coordinator.