The “God and Death – Jewish Theological Responses to Mortality” lesson is a 90-minute program designed for adults of all Jewish backgrounds to explore theological and spiritual perspectives on death, loss, and divine presence. Through a blend of reflective activities, text study, and personal writing, participants are invited to consider how Judaism grapples with mortality, the afterlife, and the role of God in human suffering. The program highlights that Judaism does not offer a single answer but encourages inquiry, memory, and compassionate presence in the face of life’s ultimate questions.