Continuous Self-Improvement: What Does This Mean And How Do We Achieve This?
Many of us have t
he desire to continually improve in how we live, interact with others, and gain fulfillment. Although the question of “how do we achieve this” is simple, the answer is quite challenging. In this interactive session, we will explore what “continuous improvement” means and how we might begin a journey to achieve this.
This will be a discussion led by Rabbi Harvey Winokur, a Mussar trainer/facilitator who leads groups and lectures all over the country.
Mussar is a Jewish practice for self-improvement. Although Mussar has its roots in the Jewish religion, its principles are universal, and it has followers from many religions. Members of all religions are encouraged to attend, and if you are more spiritual than religious, you are most welcome.
About the Speaker
Rabbi Ha
rvey J. Winokur is a native of New York but has been in Atlanta since 1976. He held positions at The Temple and Temple Sinai before founding Temple Kehillat Chaim located in Roswell in 1982. He remained at Temple Kehillat Chaim until he retired and became Emeritus in 2018. Since his retirement, Rabbi Winokur has become a trainer and facilitator for the Mussar Institute. Mussar is a one-thousand-year-old Jewish program of self-improvement through the balancing of personal character traits. He currently serves on several of its committees and facilitates the curriculum for several communities online.
Rabbi Winokur lives in Roswell with his wife Donnie, an author, their golden retriever and tabby cat. They have two adult children.
DETAILS:
Date: Thursday, January 9, 2025
Time: 12:00 pm - 1:30 pm CT
Location: Virtual. Login information will be provided on or about Thursday, January 9, 2025 at 9:00 AM CT via email.
Cost: HCD Members Free
Guests/Non-members $10.00
Registration is required.
Questions: Phil Migicovsky