Introducing the NEW TorahResource Learning Center.
TorahResource Institute and the Online Library have been combined to create the Learning Center.
The NEW TorahResource Learning Center is an educational environment created to foster spiritual growth through academic excellence and camaraderie with like-minded, Torah observant believers across the nation and beyond. This will be accomplished through the four sections of this website that are listed below.
MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED
1. The Library
The library contains most of the TorahResource digital product catalog. This includes hundreds of hours of video and audio teachings as well as articles, commentaries, and books all in digital format. Library membership can be paid monthly or annually. Learn More
ENROLLMENT REQUIRED
2. The Courses
Courses are self-paced which means all the course content is available as soon as a student enrolls. Students can work at their own pace until all of the teaching sessions are completed. Most classes have 10 sessions. Courses do not expire, which means, once a course is purchased, students will have access to the course as long as their account is active. Learn More
FREE TO USERS
3. The Resources
The resources page contains links to articles that are written or recommended by the teaching staff at TorahResource Institute. In addition, students can find more study material and useful links to other academic resources. These resources are free to anyone with an active account. Learn More
LIMITED ACCESS
4. The Forums
The student forums provide a space for open discussion on topics related to courses, library items, and other Biblical interests. Share thoughts, opinions, and ideas or defend a position—all in the spirit of learning and growth (Proverbs 27:17). All participants must agree to follow the established code of conduct. Learn More
“Our goal is to offer a quality educational experience that will provide believers with tools for a lifetime of learning. This means we are committed to academic excellence in biblical studies that encourages and enhances the pursuit of godliness.”
– Tim Hegg, President