Torah learning shaped for women
Rebbetzin Aviva Feiner teaches primarily for a women's audience, and her shiurim reflect the settings women learn in — Amen groups, Rosh Chodesh gatherings, and seasonal learning series. Titles such as the Ohel Sarah Amen Group's series on the 13 Middos, or a Kislev learning series leading into Chanukah, show classes built around the rhythm of the Jewish month and the chagim rather than one-off lectures.
That framing matters. Instead of abstract scholarship, she meets women where their avodah actually happens — in tefillah, in the home, and in the mitzvos that structure a Jewish woman's year. Her recorded classes let someone who missed a live session, or who wants to learn at her own pace, follow the same material.
Middos, judgment, and everyday nisyonos
A recurring thread in her shiurim is character and perspective. Talks like "Do Not Judge Until You're In Her Shoes" and "Shop till You Drop or Stop" take ordinary pressures — judging others, the pull of materialism — and hold them up against Torah values. She is willing to name the real temptations of daily life rather than speak only in generalities.
Her series on the 13 Middos of Hashem fits the same goal: using the Torah's own vocabulary of compassion and patience as a mirror for how a person treats others. The effect is Torah that asks something of the listener, connecting middos work to the small choices of an ordinary week.
Learning tied to the Jewish calendar
Much of Rebbetzin Feiner's material follows the calendar. Rosh Chodesh divrei bracha, an Elul-themed class, and Chanukah-season learning give her shiurim a natural place in the year — something to learn before a new month or a Yom Tov arrives. This makes them easy to fold into a family's or a group's regular schedule.
Because the classes are anchored to Rosh Chodesh and the moadim, they double as preparation. A woman can listen ahead of Chanukah or a new month and walk in with a Torah lens already in place, turning the calendar from a set of dates into a sequence of opportunities for growth.
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Key takeaways
- Rebbetzin Aviva Feiner teaches Torah primarily for women, in the settings women learn in — Amen groups, Rosh Chodesh gatherings, and seasonal series.
- Her classes are often tied to the Jewish calendar, with learning built around Rosh Chodesh, Elul, and Chanukah.
- She addresses real middos and everyday nisyonos — judging others favorably and resisting materialism — through a Torah lens.
- Her series on the 13 Middos uses Hashem's attributes as a model for how a person treats others.
- Search FilteredTube for kosher, approved Torah video — the catalog grows every day.