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  • Who We Are
  • Translation Of "BRT"
  • Ministry Vision
  • Our Founding Director
  • For... Your Congregation
  • For... Clergy
  • For... Small Groups
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  • Educational Themes
  • TEACHING PAGES
    • THIS WEEK IN TORAH
    • MOST RECENT TEACHING
  • OUR PARSHIOT
    • This Year's Parsha Guide
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    • FORMER "THIS WEEK IN TORAH" REFLECTIONS (By Weekly Passage) >
      • Parsha 1: "Breisheet"-14j18
      • Parsha 2: "Noach"-14j25
      • Parsha 3: "Lech L'Cha"-14k01
      • Parsha 4: "V'Yeira"-14k08
      • Parsha 5: "Chayei Sarah"-14k15
      • Parsha 6: "Toldot"-14k22
      • Parsha 7: "V'Yeitzei"-14k29
      • Parsha 8: "V'Yishlach"-14L06
      • Parsha 9: "V'Yeishev"-14L13
      • Parsha 10: "Mikeitz"-14L27
      • Parsha 11: "V'Yigash"-14L27
      • Parsha 12: "V'Yechi"-15a03
      • Parsha 13: "Sh'mot"-15a03
      • Parsha 14: "Va'Era"-15a17
      • Parsha 15: "Bo"-15a24
      • Parsha 16: "B'Shallach"-15a29
      • Parsha 17: "Yitro"-15b07
      • Parsha 18: "Mishpatim" - 15b14
      • Parsha #19: "Trumah"-15b21
      • Parsha 20: "Tetzaveh" - 15b28
      • Parsha 21:"Ki Tisa" 15c07
      • Parsha 22-23 "V'Yak'hel & P'Kudei-15c14
      • Parsha 24:V'Yikra 15c21
      • Parsha 25 "Tzav" 15c28
      • Pasrsha 26 "Shemini" 15d18
      • Parsha 27-28 "Tazria & Metzora" 15d25
      • Parsha 29-30 "Acharei Mot & Kedoshim" 15e09
      • Parsha 31:"Emor"-15e09
      • Parsha 32 & 33: "B'Har & B'Chukotai" - 15e16
      • Parsha 34: B'Midbar-15e23
      • Parsha 35-Naso-15e30
      • Parsha 36:"B'H'Alotkha"-15f06
      • Parsha 37:"ShelachL'Cha-15f13
      • Parsha 38:"Korach"-15f20
      • Parsha 39: "Chukat" 15f27
      • Parsha 40: "Balak" 15g04
      • Parsha 41: "Pinchas" 15g11
      • Parsha 42 & 43: Matot & Masei-15g21
      • Parsha 44: "D'varim" 15g28
      • Parsha 45: V'Etchanan 15h01
      • Parsha 46: "Eikev" 15h08
      • Parsha 47: "Re'eh" 15h15
      • Parsha 48: "Shof'tim" 15h22-FullVrsn
      • Parsha 49: "Ki Tetzei" (15h29)
      • Parsha 50: "Ki Tavo" (15i05)
      • Parsha 51: "Nitzvaim" (15i12)
      • Parsha 52: :V'Yeilech" (15i19)
      • Parsha 53: H'Azinu (15i26)
      • Parsha 54: "Vizkor" (15j03)
      • Parsha 54b: V'ZoteHBrachah (15j06)
    • FORMER WEB TEACHING PAGES (By Topic and Date) >
      • Anti-Semitism And Its Roots (15a16)
      • "Together Again" 13L26 (Parsha V'Yigash)
      • About Chanukah (Updated Dec 2013)
      • Kicking Against The Goads July 2013
      • Matthew 17: A Response
      • How Long, Lord (April 2013)
      • Aharon's Blessing: Part One (August 2012)
      • Aharon's Blessing Part 2 (September 2012)
      • Understanding Sacrifices (May 2012)
      • Letters From or About Israel (Jan 2012)
      • The New Temple (Feb 2011)
      • Tu B'Shvat (Part 2)(Jan 2011)
      • Sukkot (Part A) (Fall 2010)
      • Sukkot (Part B) (Fall 2010)
      • The Spring Moedim (April 2009)
      • About Purim March 2009)
      • Halloween - 14j30
    • FORMER NEWSLETTERS (By year and Edition) >
      • 2014 >
        • November/December-"HardSummer"
      • 2013 >
        • Year End: "Chanukah Revisited"
        • Autumn: "Blessed In Many Ways"
        • July/Aug: "Settling In"
        • June: "New Beginnings"
      • 2012 >
        • May/June: Yerushalayim: Centre of Worship; Beacon to the World
      • 2011 >
        • December:Update
        • May/June: A Case for the Moedim
        • Feb: Judgements & Judging
        • Jan:TuB'Shevat
      • 2010 >
        • Dec: Chanuka
        • Summer: Godly Encounters
        • Jan-Feb: A Natural Progression
      • 2009 >
        • Nov-Dec: Why I Wear A Kippah
        • Sep-Oct: The Autumn Moedim
        • Summer: 21 Days - 17 Tammuz to 9 Av
        • April: Aspects of Passover
        • March: Purim
        • Jan-Feb: The Messianic Seal
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How BRT Can Help Your Small Group:

Small groups are of particular interest to us here at BRT.  They offer a more intimate and informal atmosphere which is conducive to the deductive format of teaching.  They also enable the participant to ask questions and "wonder aloud".  They often instill more confidence in the learning, and promote open and friendly discussion of the particular topic.

Many of the topics found on our "Educational Themes"  page will lend themselves to small group settings, especially those dealing with Biblical Books or Heroes.

Small group events could be single presentations or they could involve long term, "series" approaches.   For example, we recommend a four session series on "The Book of Jonah", or better, (since they are related) make it an eight session series and include "The Book of Nahum".

There are several possibilities which may go beyond the topics listed, and we at BRT are always looking for new areas of involvement.  If you have a unique need for your small group, why not "Contact Us" , and we will discuss your situation specifically.


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