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Growing in Judaism Without Losing the People You Love
For many Baalei Teshuvah, one of the biggest fears isn't the change itself, it's how that change might affect the relationships that matter most.
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Join me for a three-part series exploring the journey of growing in observance for both individuals and their parents and how to navigate it with clarity, respect, and real connection.
Join me for a three-part series exploring the journey of growing in observance for both individuals and their parents and how to navigate it with clarity, respect, and real connection.
What We'll Explore
The unspoken tension, questions, and emotional realities that come up on both sides of this journey:
Will parents understand?
Will conversations become tense?
Will the relationship stay the same?
Why is my child changing so much?
How do we stay close even if our lives start looking very different?
How do I grow without feeling like I'm leaving my family behind?
What does staying connected actually look like when everything is changing?
These sessions will help you navigate the journey with greater clarity, empathy, and real tools.
Rabbi Meir Horowitz together with his parents share their family’s experience of navigating this journey while protecting the relationships that mattered most.
This is not theory. It is a real story with real lessons.
What You’ll Gain From This Series
Participants will walk away with:
A healthier way to approach family conversations around religious growth
Greater understanding of what the other side may be experiencing
Practical ways to reduce tension and protect relationships
Perspective that helps families stay connected even through major life changes
The Sessions
Each session is designed to be meaningful for both Baalei Teshuvah and parents.
Session 1
Growing Without Losing the People You Love
How can someone deepen their commitment to Torah and mitzvos while maintaining strong family relationships?
This session explores the real emotional and practical challenges that arise when life directions begin to change and how to navigate those moments in a way that strengthens connection rather than weakening it.
Session 2
What Your Child Wishes You Understood
What does the journey of becoming more observant actually feel like from the inside?
This session helps parents better understand their child’s experience and also helps Baalei Teshuvah better understand what their parents may be feeling.
The result is greater empathy on both sides.
Session 3
What it Was Like - and How We Stayed Close
Rabbi Horowitz and his parents share their family’s real story.What was difficult.
What helped them stay close.
What they learned along the way.Followed by an open Q and A where participants can ask their own questions.
Choose Your Plan
This will be a live Zoom course, and the pricing shown here is Early Bird pricing.
Join Full Series ($129)-Best Value
Session 1-Growing Without Losing the People You Love ($49)
Session 2-What Your Child Wishes You Understood ($49)
Session 3-What it Was Like - and How We Stayed Close ($49)
Who This Series Is For
This series is valuable for:
Baalei Teshuvah navigating relationships with family
Parents whose child is becoming more observant
Families trying to stay close while life paths change
You do not need to attend as a pair. Each session is designed to be helpful whether you are coming as a parent or as the BT.
About Rabbi Meir Horowitz
I went through this journey myself growing in observance while remaining deeply connected to my family. The insights I share come from living this experience, working through it, and continuing to navigate it in real life. My hope is that these sessions will help others walk this path with greater understanding, respect, and connection.
Join the Full Series Best Value
3 Live Sessions
Honest Conversation
Practical Guidance
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