The 2nd Ki Metzion Live Interactive Video Conference mini-series runs from January 20th, 2008 to February 3rd. We will have the honor of hearing from Rabbi Motty Berger, senior lecturer in Jewish Philosophy at Aish HaTorah College of Jewish Studies in Jerusalem. Rabbi Berger will give a 3 part series on “The Messianic Concept and the Middle East.”
Here is the schedule:

Jan. 20th, 1pm - “Judaism, Religion, and Nationalism”

Jan. 27th, 1pm - “The Messianic Concept: Why do we need it?”

Feb 3rd, 1pm - “The Footsteps of the Messiah: The best of times or the worst of times”

All the lectures take place in Baltimore, MD at the Center for Jewish Education, 5708 Park Heights Avenue (2nd floor of the Park Heights JCC).

Looking forward to seeing you there!

Mark your calendars, Baltimore!

Project Genesis inaugurates a new season for the Ki Mitzion Tetzeh Torah videoconferencing program!

On December 16th, 23rd, and 30th at 1:00pm, via a live, completely interactive hookup, Dr. Gerald Schroeder will deliever a mini-series on Science and Torah to a Baltimore audience at the Center for Jewish Education (2nd floor of the Park Heights JCC). See the flier below for more details.

There are many more talks and speakers to follow so stay up to date by reading the Lifeline, ProjectGenesis.org, and the local Baltimore circulars. And if you’re in Baltimore - be sure not to miss it!

We at Project Genesis are especially excited to introduce you to Michael Harshaw, our new Executive Director. With his nearly seven years of experience in the non-profit Jewish world, including project management and development, we know that his skills will help take Project Genesis and its many programs to their next level of success.

Hailing from greater Los Angeles, Michael spent the latter part of the 90’s studying in Israel, and subsequently moved to Passaic, NJ. In 2005, having lived in Passaic for four and a half years, he and his wife decided it was time to move back home to Israel, where they now live with their three children. Michael looks forward to hearing your ideas, comments and feedback on any of our projects. He can be reached at mh -at- torah.org and at 410-602-1350 x111.