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Both Partners in Torah and Jnet.org offer free study up to an hour a week. Is it unethical to study with both organizations? Is it similar to obtaining welfare under two names?
You might as well try to find out their number and ask them. But since it’s torah I would guess that neither of the organizations would object if you do the free hour with both.
Also if you are interested in torah study you should try to contact a local synagog/kollel and see if they have a similar program. I think chabbad also has a program like Partners in Torah and Jnet.org.
Hatzlacha in your learning
I’m a Partner In Torah and encouraged my partner to get another person to learn with, since she has so many questions and BH is growing so well. No one person can provide you with everything you need, so I would say to go for it!
Also, start looking for a Rabbi.
The more the merrier.
@oomis – Exactly my sentiments. I am at present signed up with a wonderful chavrusa from an organization like Partners in Torah, and before finding success there, I applied to a lot of places, including Partners in Torah. I think you should embrace every Torah-learning opportunity you think get your hands on – so long as you don’t get overwhelmed!
Try aish.com
@Lost1970 – I understand what you mean.
As a frum person, it was hard to find an organization what would take me seriously, because many of them want to set up non-observant Jews with chavrusas so that they can grow in spirituality. I think it’s still worthwhile for already frum Jews to utilize a chavrusa-matching organization, because you can never stop learning.
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