Classes with Rav DovBer Pinson and IYYUN

Rav Dovber Pinson offers ongoing weekly classes, special lecture series, women’s classes and opportunities for more in-depth study.

Ongoing Classes

Judaism 101

Torah for Beginners

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Monday Evening: In-Depth Torah Study

New! Monday Evening In-Depth Torah Study in Brownstone Brooklyn with Rav Pinson

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Torah & Body Movement Class for Women

Torah and Body Movement for Women: Sunday Evenings at 7:30 pm

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Monday Midtown Meditation

Mondays 7-8pm in Midtown

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Friday Night Zohar

Friday Evening Zohar Class 6:30-7:15pm followed by Kabbalat Shabbat Email before Shabbat to confirm location.

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Upcoming Lectures

Monday Evening: In-Depth Torah Study

New! Monday Evening In-Depth Torah Study in Brownstone Brooklyn with Rav Pinson

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The Yeshiva

IYYUN offers a bold approach to Jewish study, making the deep wisdom of the Torah accessible to men and women of all backgrounds and intellectual experiences. The IYYUN Yeshiva, study courses, private classes, lectures, publications and interactive online video and audio learning create a rich intellectual dialogue on Torah and Jewish spirituality as they relate to the human experience.

The IYYUN Yeshiva is a vibrant Jewish educational center that provides authentic Torah learning in an open and inclusive environment. The Yeshiva provides students with the opportunity to study in an intellectually stimulating and spiritually rich environment as well as a forum to integrate this growth into both artistic expression and daily life.

Rabbinics Program

The Yeshiva nourishes spirituality while encouraging critical thought and the building of community. In addition to the Semicha program, with advanced study on Yore De’ah, men and women from across the cultural spectrum are invited to engage with Torah, wrestle with Talmud, and delve into the teachings of the Kabbalah.

The Yeshiva is comprised of men and women from all over New York City and beyond. Students come from a variety of religious, cultural, and educational backgrounds and vary in age from 25 to 65. They are united by a love for Judaism, a passion for inquiry, and a commitment to living a life of integrity.