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Session 1 - Beginning at the End: Contemplating Mortality

Beginning at the End: Contemplating Mortality
From biblical stories of deathbed conversations to contemporary Jewish wisdom, participants will begin to explore end-of-life issues, considering what might constitute a "good" life and a "good death."

This is session 1 of the 3-part series, Death and Dying in Jewish Tradition: A Deeper Dive. Participants are encouraged to join for all 3 sessions, but each session is a standalone program.

Taught by: Rabbi Melanie Levav

Rabbi Melanie Levav, founding executive director of the Shomer Collective, powered by Natan, is a board-certified chaplain and licensed social worker specializing in end of life care and conversations.

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Revelation and Mortality: Contemplating Life While Standing at the Foot of the Mountain

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Session 2 - Body and Soul: Healing and Wholeness