Selah Circles

Are you feeling hungry for conversation that speaks to your life, your deep concerns, and your big questions? When you’re being really honest with yourself, are you finding this summer strange, like a maze, or even lonely? And finally, are you looking for some deep connection that… isn’t related to work?
Us too.
Jewish tradition offers us a millenia-old set of actions, practices, and ideas that can variably provoke, perplex, ground, or soothe us. We’ll explore some of these practices and ideas—both simple and profound—to see what they may reveal to us in challenging times.
Welcome to the Selah Circles - a gathering of kindred souls in Brooklyn. We will gather an intimate cohort of folks eager to explore their big questions through the prism of Jewish texts and tradition - led by people who don’t pretend to know all the big answers.
Together, we will:

• Encounter Jewish texts and ideas that speak to our day-to-day lives
• Create a shared, brave space in which we can grapple with the questions of our hearts
• Build toward resilience for challenges we encounter in our lives

4 week cohort in Prospect Heights, BK.NY
Every Wednesday from 8-9pm. August 2nd through the 30th.

How to join:
Sign up on our website: [ https://www.selahbk.org/selahcircles. ]( https://www.selahbk.org/selahcircles)
Investment: $54 ( if that doesn't work, let us know )

About the Facilitator:
Arielle is a therapist, community organizer, and completing her rabbinical studies at Yeshivat Maharat. She was previously the Scholar-in-Residence at At The Well and the Rabbinic Fellow at the Prospect Heights Shul. Arielle has her BSW, MSW, SIFI certification, and certificate in Spirituality and Social Work from NYU and a certificate in Experiential Education from M2: The Institute for Experiential Jewish Education. She is a Wexner Graduate Fellow and UJA-Federation of NY Fellow. Perhaps most importantly to this role, she grew up lovingly raised by people who would have benefited tremendously from a community like Selah.