Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.

Thursday, December 5
1:00 – 2:30 pm (free & in person)

The Torah (Five Books of Moses) are sacred texts for major Western monotheistic faiths. But who wrote the Torah? (Hint: Not Moses.) Explore with Richard Gavatin the “Documentary Hypothesis,” a scholarly theory suggesting that the Torah, as we know it today, was composed by five distinct authors. This hypothesis offers a fascinating exploration into the origins and composition of the Torah, deepening our understanding of its historical and religious significance.

To register, click here, call (314) 733-9813, or email program@mirowitzcenter.org.