You may not have even heard it yourself yet. In this writers' sanctuary, a real community built for exactly your deepest and best personal expression, it will.
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A working writer, producer, and teacher of creative writing, literature and Jewish studies who built the writing oasis he dreamed of…
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Adam has spent his career helping people find the words for what they actually think and feel - from Stanford seminars, to two years studying comparative religion in Jerusalem, to now inside The Jewish Voice Project's own writers' oasis.
Ph.D, AbD. Founder, The Jewish Voice Project.
A platform for Jewish voices to be heard.
There's a lot of noise right now about who Jewish people are supposed to be. It comes from every direction, and most of it isn't asking you — it's telling you.
The Jewish Voice Project exists to answer that noise the only way that actually works: not with a louder argument, but with your own true voice — found, organized, and put into words.
That starts with writing. Not because you need to be a "writer" — most people who come here aren't, and don't need to be. Writing is simply how a voice gets discovered. You find out what you actually think, what you actually carry, what you actually want to say. And once it's on the page, it's yours — to keep for yourself, to share with the people you love, to publish, to build into a talk or a book or a business, to turn into video, or just to finally know clearly. What you do with your voice, once you've found it, is entirely up to you.
Every week, free writing prompts and exercises land in your inbox, so you can start exercising your voice right now. No cost, no writing background required, no commitment.
Join the NewsletterFor anyone ready to go further, JVP runs Write Through the Torah — a live, ongoing program, with ReGround as its grounding first stretch, where this same work becomes sustained, guided, and communal.
See how it works ↓Four ways into the same practice — find your own true voice through writing, rooted in Jewish text and wisdom.
A writing journey through the Five Books of Torah where universal, contemporary themes suggested by each week's portion becomes the doorway into your own unique story. You will experience text like never before and discover buried treasures you have inside.
1 Year · Five Books
Welcome to a sanctuary designed for you to discover and master your inner writer. This isn't a lecture series, it's an interactive workshop. Real people. Real community. Real stories. All rooted in Jewish story and heritage, built to hold your voice while you find it... and make it sing.
Q:Is this a religion class?
A:Nope, it's a writing workshop, open to anyone, Jewish or not, with or without any writing experience.
"The text is a jumping-off point to write your inner truths, your hidden voice, your full spiritual autobiography."
— Adam Gilad
Once a month, Adam leads a live session — real-time teaching, live writing, and the community together in one room. Can't make it live? The recording lands in your portal within 24 hours.
Every week, a fresh writing prompt and short teaching video land in your member portal, so the work continues all month long — not just on workshop day.
Structured prompts — drawing on classic Jewish texts right through contemporary writers. Each prompt builds on the next to carry you from blank page to a finished, polished piece.
Post your writing in our private Members' Portal and receive warm, specific feedback using our own always positive three-circle framework — no harsh criticism, no debate. This is a space that's kind, brave, and confidential: what's shared inside stays inside.
This keeps you thinking, wondering, creating and connected between sessions.
Questions, guidance, and 24/7 support along the way through a private WhatsApp Group — with a fast response, always.
Every prompt, every recording, every resource lives in your private member portal — nothing to track down, nothing to lose.
Enrollment Is Open
$97/month
Reserve My Spot in the WorkshopThis is a space for full, honest self-expression — kind, brave, and safe. Negativity isn't permitted, and anyone who disrupts that space will be removed and refunded, no exceptions.
Feedback follows one simple rule: no harsh criticism, no debate over politics or theology. Confidentiality is absolute — what you share in the group stays in the group.
10% of net revenue is donated to One Family Together, supporting victims of terrorism in Israel — because the work we do here is part of something larger than ourselves.
You don't need to be a writer. You just need to be ready.
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