Torah Class Brings Ancient Wisdom to Rural Georgia
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Torah Class Brings Ancient Wisdom to Rural Georgia

Rabbi Chaim Markovits, of Chabad Rural Georgia, is leading this innovative educational outreach program.

By Compiled by AJT staff March 27, 2024, 10:25 am Edit
The inaugural Torah study class in Barrow County featured five students, including County Commissioner Alex Ward, who hosted the class in his home.
The inaugural Torah study class in Barrow County featured five students, including County Commissioner Alex Ward, who hosted the class in his home.

In a small but significant milestone, Barrow County welcomed its first-ever Torah class, marking a new chapter in the region’s spiritual landscape. Led by Rabbi Chaim Markovits, the intimate gathering of five individuals, including host County Commissioner Alex Ward, convened at his residence to explore the timeless teachings of the Kabbalah.

Ward, who proudly shares his heritage and Judaism, warmly welcomed the group, and expressed his delight in hosting this inaugural event.

Rabbi Markovits, an experienced educator and director of Chabad Rural Georgia, skillfully guided the discussion, delving into the ancient texts and revealing practical guidance for modern life. The group explored the Kabbalistic concept of “The Journey of Two Souls,” discovering how these teachings can be applied to everyday challenges.

Rabbi Chaim Markovitz, of Chabad of Rural Georgia, has launched a Torah study class in Barrow County.

As the afternoon unfolded, participants shared personal insights and reflections, fostering a sense of community and connection. Another founding attendee, Shira, expressed a deep sense of belonging, saying, “I feel like I’ve finally returned to my tribe. These teachings are exactly what I needed to hear.”

This inaugural Torah class in Barrow County represents a significant milestone for Chabad Rural Georgia, an organization dedicated to bringing Jewish belonging and peoplehood to rural areas. By offering a platform for spiritual growth and connection, Chabad Rural Georgia is helping to cultivate a more inclusive and vibrant regional landscape.

The next class in Barrow County will be in mid-April. The classes are free of charge and are sponsored by people who want to see the growth of Jewish belonging amongst the rural residents of Georgia.

If you are interested in joining future Torah classes, please reach out to Chabad Rural Georgia through its website: https://chabadruralgeorgia.com or by phone at (404) 596-8145 or by email: info@chabadruralgeorgia.com. By doing so, you’ll become part of a larger community seeking wisdom, guidance, and connection through the timeless teachings of the Torah.

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