What does “successful” prayer look and feel like? Are the prayerbook, the physical layout of our synagogues, and our sense of self-consciousness helping or hurting our ability to be successful in prayer?

Join Rabbi Knopf as he teaches the Netivot Shalom’s approach to these questions.

What does “successful” prayer look and feel like? Are the prayerbook, the physical layout of our synagogues, and our sense of self-consciousness helping or hurting our ability to be successful in prayer?

Join Rabbi Knopf as he teaches the Netivot Shalom’s approach to these questions.

What would it be like to “call God for no reason?” What would you say if you spoke to God like you would a lover, a trusted friend, or confidant? Does praying with a community help or hinder your ability to pour your heart out to God?

Join Rabbi Knopf as he teaches the Netivot Shalom’s approach to these questions.

When you pray, do you mean what you say? Does it matter? What kind of intention are we supposed to have when we pray?

Join Rabbi Knopf as he teaches the Netivot Shalom’s approach to these questions.

The Talmud teaches that prayer is the “service of the heart.” Yet for many Jews, that description could not be further from our experience with Jewish prayer.

Join Rabbi Knopf as he teaches the Netivot Shalom on the profound challenges and extraordinary possibilities of prayer.