An organization, not one speaker
Ohel Sara Amen Group is a women's organization, not an individual teacher — and its recordings reflect that. The classes carry many different voices: Rabbi Avi Feiner, Rebbetzin Tzipora Weinberg, Mrs. Miriam Liebermann, Mrs. Julie Joseph, R. Shaya Ostrov and others. What holds them together is not one presenter but a shared setting: shiurim and events gathered under the group's name for the women in its community.
Amen groups grew from a simple idea — women coming together to answer amen and to learn — and these recordings extend that gathering. Rather than a single lecturer's catalog, this is a program of talks given at the group's learning series and events, so each recording carries the character of whichever speaker delivered it and the occasion it was given for.
The subjects the group's shiurim cover
The recorded classes range across the areas the group returns to: machshava, the moadim, Shabbos, Rosh Chodesh and halacha. Titles like a Cheshvan learning series on Akeidas Yitzchak, a Chanukah shiur from Rebbetzin Tzipora Weinberg, and a Purim talk from Rabbi Avi Feiner show a calendar-minded program — learning that tracks the Jewish year and the seasons the community lives through together.
Several talks focus on the inner life — a recurring theme of menuchas hanefesh, peace of mind, appears from more than one speaker. Alongside the timely holiday material, that gives the collection a second thread aimed at emunah and character. Taken together, the roughly sixty recordings function less like a single course and more like a season of a community's learning.
Learning from a community's series at home
Because the shiurim were given at real events, listening to them lets a woman who could not attend still take part in the learning. A recorded series preserves the talk after the evening ends, so a Chanukah or Purim shiur can be heard in its season year after year, and a class on menuchas hanefesh can be returned to whenever it is needed.
The variety of speakers is itself a benefit. Hearing several teachers on related themes offers more than one way into a subject, and a family can choose the voice or the topic that fits the moment. A community's recorded learning series becomes, in effect, a small library the household can draw on across the year.
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At a glance
Key takeaways
- Ohel Sara Amen Group is a women's organization, and its recordings feature many different speakers, not one teacher.
- Voices include Rabbi Avi Feiner, Rebbetzin Tzipora Weinberg, Mrs. Miriam Liebermann and Mrs. Julie Joseph.
- The shiurim track the Jewish year — Chanukah, Purim, Shabbos and Rosh Chodesh — alongside themes like menuchas hanefesh.
- Recorded event talks let a woman take part in the learning even if she could not attend.
- Search FilteredTube for kosher, approved Torah video — the catalog grows every day.