Honest to Goodness: A Teshuvah Workshop

Honest to Goodness is a teshuvah workshop led by guest Rabbi Jason Kimelman-Block at Sixth & I. The session presents teshuvah, or return, as a practical framework for meaningful and lasting change grounded in honest self-reflection rather than self-punishment.

Drawing on Jewish ethical teachings from Mussar, Chassidic wisdom, and the story of Yehuda, participants will engage in reflection, visioning, and concrete intention-setting. The workshop focuses on four areas of life: relationships, the body, spiritual life, and connection to the planet.

When: September 17, 2026

Showtime: 6:30 p.m. ET

Tickets: $18; additional fees apply

Registration: Register online

Leader: Guest Rabbi Jason Kimelman-Block

Focus: Teshuvah, or return; self-reckoning; reflection; visioning; and setting intentions for meaningful change

Teachings: Jewish ethical practice of Mussar, Chassidic wisdom, and the story of Yehuda

Venue: Sixth & I Historic Synagogue

Financial assistance: No one will be turned away from the class because of an inability to pay. For more information, contact Jewish Life Associate Robyn.