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Archives for November 2015

Nominations Open for The Jewish Education Project 2016 Young Pioneers Award

November 6, 2015 By eJP

The Jewish Education Project is looking for emerging leaders from Greater New York, who are redefining Jewish education for the 5th annual Young Pioneers Award. Nominations will be open until Monday, November 23nd, 2015 at 9 AM. In previous years, applications were submitted … [Read more...] about Nominations Open for The Jewish Education Project 2016 Young Pioneers Award

Filed Under: Announcements, Jewish Education Today

8 Principles that Drive Strong Congregations

November 5, 2015 By eJP

By Amy Asin All congregational leaders are looking for the magic formula to success, the one that will ensure that their members are happy, engaged, and Jewishly fulfilled, and that their budgets are balanced. Though there’s no one-size-fits-all solution, there are a few t … [Read more...] about 8 Principles that Drive Strong Congregations

Filed Under: Readers Forum, The American Jewish Scene Tagged With: Union for Reform Judaism / URJ

Limmud FSU Liviv (Ukraine) Opens Tomorrow

November 4, 2015 By Dan Brown

All 700 spaces sold-out in 2 days. In the small western Ukrainian village of Sydorovychi, where Nehamia Rubitzov (subsequently Rabin), was born, a special commemorative event was held today (November 4th) by Limmud FSU marking the 20th anniversary of the assassination of … [Read more...] about Limmud FSU Liviv (Ukraine) Opens Tomorrow

Filed Under: In the Media Tagged With: Limmud FSU

In Austin, 19th-century Synagogue meets 21st-century Jewish Community

November 4, 2015 By eJP

By Jacob Kamaras JNS.org Like its environs, the Jewish community of Austin, Texas, has a youthful feel. Situated in a city known for live music, the University of Texas (UT) campus, and the founding of Michael Dell’s computer technology giant in his UT dorm room, the 40-acre … [Read more...] about In Austin, 19th-century Synagogue meets 21st-century Jewish Community

Filed Under: The American Jewish Scene

A New Jewish Energy in Tel Aviv: Beit Hatfutsot Renovation to Shift Focus to Story of Jewish Peoplehood

November 4, 2015 By eJP

By Maayan Jaffe eJewish Philanthropy With every new social study that publishes about the modern Jewish community, there is a growing fear of a disjointed and sometimes estranged Jewish people. "We need a new Jewish energy. We need to celebrate the wholeness of Jewish … [Read more...] about A New Jewish Energy in Tel Aviv: Beit Hatfutsot Renovation to Shift Focus to Story of Jewish Peoplehood

Filed Under: Inside Israel, The Blog Tagged With: Peoplehood

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