The Beit Midrash

Monthly Mega Social and Learning Event. In-Person

Welcome! The Beit Midrash is a vibrant place of Torah study, Jewish exploration, and meaningful connections.

Join one of many study groups on a plethora of Jewish topics, led by the Rabbis and Rebbetzins of the Chabads in Minneapolis.

Grow meaningful friendships with fellow Jews from throughout Minneapolis and the suburbs.

A delicious dinner buffet will be served.
7:00 PM - Dinner and Schmoozing | 7:30 PM - Classes.

Location: Chabad Center For Jewish Life - 11033 Hillside Ln W Minnetonka, MN 55305.
RSVP - March 25, 2026
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There will be several classes on different Passover-related topics to choose from at the actual event.
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All study groups are for men and women.
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Rabbi Nissi Naparstek

ADVICE FOR LIFE: GUIDANCE FOR EMOTIONAL WELLNESS FROM THE LUBAVITCHER REBBE. This class offers practical life guidance drawn from the Lubavitcher Rebbe’s teachings, personal letters, and private counsel. Through selected insights, we will explore approaches to emotional well-being and inner challenges, and how the Rebbe’s guidance can bring clarity, resilience, and strength to everyday life.
Rabbi Sholom Brook

DON ISAAC ABRAVANEL: POWER, EXILE, AND THE FATE OF SPANISH JEWRY. He stood at the height of political power—and walked into exile. This class explores the extraordinary life of Don Isaac Abravanel, a towering Torah scholar and trusted royal statesman, whose rise and fall mirrors the brilliance and destruction of Spanish Jewry. Through his story, we will examine how opportunity, influence, and faith collided on the eve of expulsion, shaping one of the most dramatic chapters in Jewish history.
Mrs. Rochi Silberstein

THE WOMEN WHO SHAPED THE GREATEST JEWISH LEADER — MOSHE. Why was Moshe chosen to become the greatest Jewish leader and prophet? While the Torah never states it outright, it offers a powerful clue. This class explores the six extraordinary women—Shifra, Puah, Yocheved, Miriam, Batya, and Tziporah—whose courage, compassion, and moral strength shaped Moshe’s character and leadership. Through their stories, we’ll discover how the quiet strength and principled choices of remarkable women helped form the leader who would change Jewish history.
Rabbi Yitzi Steiner

THE POWER OF PAUSE: SHABBAT IN A 24/7 WORLD. Shabbat is often seen as a restriction—but in truth, it is a profound gift. This class examines the spiritual, emotional, and human wisdom behind Shabbat, especially in a world that never slows down. Through multiple lenses, we’ll uncover how Shabbat offers balance, depth, and renewal, and why its message is more urgent and relevant than ever.
Rabbi Mordechai Grossbaum

THE 329 SECURITY DOCTRINE: ISRAEL’S SECURITY DOCTRINE. This multimedia class examines a foundational Torah-based approach to Israel’s security and asks a central question: what guidance does Judaism offer when human life and national security are at stake? Through satellite walkthroughs, archival footage, selected texts, and discussion, we will explore how these principles align with Israel’s strategic realities—drawing on the Rebbe’s application of the 329 Security Doctrine to clarify risks, priorities, and life-saving decisions.
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