Derekh (דרך) is the Hebrew word for "path, way". It may refer to: Derekh Eretz (disambiguation) "the way of the land", a genre of Jewish philosophy; Dorshei Derekh, a Jewish prayer group; Derekh Hamelekh, an Israeli pop song; Off the derech, disaffiliation of a …

Derekh is a retreat for adults wanting to broaden their Jewish experience through study, prayer, spiritual renewal and growth with leading Jewish scholars.

There is a way that seems right to a man, but its end is the way to death. THE HEBREW WORD derekh (דֶּרֶךְ), often translated as "way," can refer to a physical road or pathway, but metaphorically it often refers to the journey, manner, or course of one's life.

Derekh offers support and guidance for Jewish spiritual leaders to reflect, question, search, learn and flourish in their sacred calling. Derekh is a wellspring for seekers at every stage of their journey. - Fostering text study integrating heart and mind - Deepening spiritual awareness through personal writing practice

A philosophical work that discusses God’s purpose in creation, divine providence, prophecy, and prayer. Read the text of Derekh Hashem online with commentaries and connections.

דְּרָכַ֫יִם (derek) -- Way, road, path, journey, manner, conduct. Word Origin: From the root verb דָּרַךְ (darakh), meaning "to tread" or "to walk." Corresponding Greek / Hebrew Entries: - ὁδός (hodos) - Strong's Greek 3598: Often used in the New Testament to denote a way or path, both literally and metaphorically, similar to "derek."

Minyan Dorshei Derekh (“Seekers of a Way”) is a spiritually joyous, intellectually curious, and politically progressive Jewish community, one of the three davening (prayer) groups that meet on Shabbat and Holiday mornings at GJC (see also Charry Service and Minyan Masorti).

DEREKH EREẒ (Heb. דֶּרֶךְ אֶרֶץ; "way of the world"), desirable behavior of a man toward his fellows, in keeping with natural practice and accepted social and moral standards, including the rules of etiquette and polite behavior. This has become the common and accepted connotation of a term having several meanings in rabbinic ...

דרך derekh (Strong's #1870) is the Hebrew word for a "way, road, path", a "journey", or "manner, custom" of life. In this it is similar to הלך hâlak ( Strong's #1980 ) "to go" or "go along with".

Through Derekh, we provide individual mentoring, create small group programs, host virtual retreats and partner with you to design special programs meeting your particular needs and interests. Some of our programs center on preparation for holidays, others center on topical themes or concerns.