Exodus: The Journey Home

Join us to study and discuss The Book of Exodus, the second of the five books of the Torah and the Pentateuch (five books in Greek) in the Bible.

The Book of Exodus tells the story of the Israelites’ travails and tribulations in trying to leave Egypt and return to their homeland and is full of events that are as topical today as they were thousands of years ago. Studying this divine story of the journey home will provide deeper insight into an understanding of the single God as well as offer clues and pointers into our own psychological and spiritual journey regardless of our background and belief system(s).

No prior knowledge of the Torah / Pentateuch is necessary. Participants are asked to have access to a Bible (any edition or version will do) during the sessions, as we will be doing some of the readings together.

Group Leader: OLGA TURCOTTE
Venue: online
Meets on: Mondays 3:30 to 5:30 pm
Starting: 10/16/2023
Sessions: 6
Class Size: 20
Teaching Style: Seminar
Weekly Preparation: 30 - 45 minutes
Group Leader Biography:

Olga E. Turcotte is a Jungian lecturer, focusing on literature, mythology, psychology, religion and symbols. She has lived and studied in seven countries and has worked in corporate finance, non-profit management, consulting, and education. Ms. Turcotte has been with BHS since almost the beginning, initially as a student, and as a group leader in recent years.