A Season for Everything: Making Time Sacred

Our days are full, but are they always meaningful? Before we’ve even chosen how to spend our time, much of it has already been claimed by notifications, obligations, and endless distractions. Jewish tradition invites us to see time differently, not simply as something to manage, but as one of life’s greatest gifts and one of our deepest spiritual opportunities.

Drawing on Jewish texts and timeless wisdom, Rabbi Debra Eisenman explores what it means to make time sacred, not only on Shabbat and holidays, but in the ordinary moments that make up our lives. Together, we’ll consider how we can notice time more intentionally, protect what matters most, and cultivate daily practices that bring greater purpose, presence, and holiness to the way we live.

We strive to ensure access and meaningful participation by all. As such, this program will have closed captioning.

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Rabbi Debra Eisenman represents the seventeenth generation of rabbis in her family, carrying forward a remarkable legacy of Jewish learning and leadership. A graduate of the Joint Program of Columbia University and List College at The Jewish Theological Seminary of America, she earned both a master’s degree and rabbinic ordination from JTS. In 2021, she was honored with a Doctor of Divinity, honoris causa, from JTS.

Rabbi Eisenman currently serves as Director of the Florence Melton School at Temple Beth David in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. A dedicated Melton educator for more than a decade, she has been recognized with the title of Master Instructor for her outstanding teaching and commitment to text-based, interactive Jewish learning.

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