If you were part of OG Nesher, you’ll likely remember the open, supportive, thoughtful vibe. That tone is still the target: deep study, open conversation, room to think out loud.
The big change? Nesher will initially feel a smidge "mainstream" while courses are still in progress.
Yes, we’re still weird, in a good way. The plan is to gradually bring back more contemplative and mystical topics, but first we want to establish the grounded roots of our study: biblical languages, catechesis, traditional sources.
Nesher remains open to people of all faiths, while staying honest about our "Abrahamic" identity. That's not the most precise label, but we use it in the way it is typically meant–connected to the religious and cultural identities of the Levant.
We are already engaging with potential guest teachers and service providers to keep discussion fresh and offer more than one lens on prayer, study, contemplation, and meaning making.