BAT YISRAEL
The Long Way Home
An eight-session study for women's groups
The Long Way Home
A woman at the edge of the map is handed a sealed letter with a name on it she has never been called — taken in, by oath, thirty-one years ago, never cancelled. Over eight weeks she walks the long road to the house she belongs to, and learns its ways from a woman who never left it.
Press play. Talk. Write. Come back next week.
Ninety minutes. No teacher required — there is no lecture anywhere in this course, and no answer key, because there are no right answers.
Everything a host needs for eight women — one home, one year: the leader's guide, the right to print eight workbooks, the invitation cards and the first-night script.
Get the group kitUp to twenty women, one location, one year — for a congregation or a co-op.
Get the congregation kitOne workbook, one woman. Upgrade to a kit whenever you decide to host.
Get the workbookDo I have to know Hebrew?
No. Eight words, one a week, with
pronunciation and a page to practise on.
Do I have to teach?
No. You press play, ask the question, and
let the room talk.
Is this a conversion course?
No. It's Romans 11 — a wild
branch grafted into a cultivated tree, grateful, not replacing. The course says so on page
five.
Where do we watch?
Right here. Every workbook has a code on
each session page that opens that week's film.