TESHUVAH AND PULP FICTION

TESHUVAH AND PULP FICTION

Quentin Tarantino writes that the film, Pulp Fiction is “the most classic of American stories, recalling the promise of the country from its earliest days: a place where it remains possible for sinners and misfits to wipe the slate clean, change their perspective and their ways and find a way toward a better, happier, even holier state.” Rabbi Glickstein will explore the Jewish concept of Teshuva in the larger context of Jewish history, Hebrew texts, and the month of Elul, as well as, through the creative mind of Mr. Tarantino.
Saturday, August 19, 12:30 pm (following lunch)

In person and via Zoom