What is Torah Live?

Torah Live is to authentic Torah education as fuel is to rockets and color is to flowers - it brings it to life. By applying modern presentation technology to carefully developed halacha and haskafa shiurim, Torah Live makes Torah burst out of the books and into life.

Why do we need Torah Live?

Rabbi Noach Orloweck says in the name of his rebbe, Rav Simcha Wasserman zt”l that Torah is taught in the language that is best understood by the talmid. Today one of the foremost languages is the ability to show material in a way that is live before the students’ eyes. Torah Live teaches Torah in the language of our generation.

Who is Torah Live?

Spearheaded by our founder, Rabbi Dan Roth and guided by our Nasi, Rabbi Yitzchak Berkowitz, Torah Live’s staff is comprised of educational, rabbinical and technologically able b’nei torah committed to presenting authentic Torah in a dramatic and engaging fashion. Visit our staff page for more info.

Who approves of Torah Live?

Torah Live has been fortunate to receive the approval and encouragement of many leading rabbanim and mechanchim, such as Rabbi Mendel Weinbach, Rabbi Noach Orloweck, and Rabbi Dovid Orlofsky. Torah Live made its public debut at the Torah U’mesorah convention in 2009. For videos and notes of approbation, click here.

Where is Torah Live?

Torah Live is where you want us to be! Our staff has the zechus to be based in Eretz Yisrael and has given presentations in over 50 locations around the globe. Our programs cater to the Torah community wherever they may be found and our clients include organizations, yeshivas, seminaries, shuls, executive learning programs and others. View our success page for detailed info.

How do I use Torah Live?

Torah Live has three basic programs, catering to three groups: For event hosts, “LiveLectures™” are exciting, interactive Torah presentations. For educators, our “enLIVEn Your Lecture” service can take your classes to new heights. Organizations and educational institutions can benefit from our “Curriculum Collaboration” program. To learn more, visit our programs page.

But I have other questions?

Great! Please feel free to surf around our site to learn more, and you are warmly invited to get in touch with us. Click here to send us a note.