A Kevah group is a group of friends who convene regularly to study Jewish texts in a comfortable setting. Each group is convened by a group organizer who chooses an affinity principle for their group.
Kevah currently supports groups for:
- Berkeley moms with young kids
- Peninsula Russian young adults
- Oakland hipsters
- San Francisco Jewish artists
- Members of a synagogue interested in studying the same topic (i.e. Jewish parenting)
- San Mateo couples
- Denver empty nesters
- Boulder young adults interested in spirituality
Each group of 8-12 people meets several times each month in someone’s home, office or a local cafe, and is open to participants and their friends. Kevah provides a dynamic teacher or a teacher’s guide, and classical Jewish texts in English translation. Kevah groups are open to people of all backgrounds and denominations.
Participants select a theme or book of interest. Some popular topics include:
- Torah Parenting
- Relationships
- Big Questions (Jewish perspectives on sexuality, race, art, food, Zionism, etc.)
- Great Books (i.e. Bible, Prophets, Judges, Talmud, Medieval Codes, Hasidic masters)