What does it mean to build a Jewish life?
Not just follow one. Not just inherit one. But to shape it, piece by piece—with intention, with curiosity, and with heart.
In Jewish tradition, a bayit isn’t just a house. It’s the heart of a life. A space where the sacred meets the everyday. Where big questions live alongside Shabbat candles and late-night doubts. And when you’re building that life through conversion or spiritual return, your bayit might not look like anyone else’s.
That’s why I created Bayit Builders—a membership for people like you. The ones crafting a Jewish life with care, honesty, and purpose. Inside, we plan together, learn together, and support each other as we figure out what Jewish life actually looks like for us.
Let’s build something real. Together.
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Transcript:
Bayit is the Hebrew word for a house, but it’s so much more than just four walls and a roof
In Jewish tradition, a bayit is where life is. A bayit is where life is shaped.
Where we live life, ask big questions, and pass on wisdom.  It’s where the sacred and the everyday meet.
 And when you’re building a Jewish life from scratch, especially through conversion,
your bayit might not look like anyone else’s.
That’s why I created Bayit Builders,
a membership for people like you  who are crafting a Jewish life with intention.  One choice at a time.
 We plan together. We learn together. We support each other.
We ask hard questions and make space for real answers.
Because Jewish life isn’t one size fits all.  You get to build your bayit brick by brick.
 Doors open this Sunday, but only for eight days. This is your chance to be a founding member at the lowest price ever: $15 a month or $150 for a year.
 Come be a part of what we’re building.
