By Jory Hanselman
This past Shabbat, we read Parshat BaMidbar, the first Torah portion of the book of BaMidbar. BaMidbar means in the wilderness, and at BaMidbar Wilderness Therapy, we know our time in the wilderness is a journey, and that journey is all about process. When … [Read more...] about A “Journey To:”
Orienting Toward the Future
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A “Journey To:”
Summer Camp is on the Agenda in Israel while Retooling in North America
By Shawna Goodman Sone This past week the Ministry of Education in Israel was making plans to start training for counselors for day camps in Israel and we are anxiously awaiting word on the status of overnight camps. which are of growing interest in Israel. We began our … [Read more...] about Summer Camp is on the Agenda in Israel while Retooling in North America
The Things We Will Lose
By Rabbi Joel Seltzer Wednesday I sent out the announcement explaining that for the first time in our 70 year history, our summer camp will not be opening this summer. These decisions and announcements, happening all over our country during the last several weeks have … [Read more...] about The Things We Will Lose
On Being Without Being With:
Addressing the Presence of Absence
By Shalom Orzach & Zohar Raviv
These past few months forced the global Jewish community to imagine realities that seem daunting, on many levels. Among the many important, if not pressing questions asked in the educational and communal spheres, is how do we create the … [Read more...] about On Being Without Being With:
Addressing the Presence of Absence
Camp Is Closed. Welcome to Virtual, Free, Super Camp. Bring Your Friends.
By Justin Pines Jewish camps provide us with joy, connection and transformation. Camp and the formative teenage Jewish experiences that come with it are irreplaceable. It is no coincidence that many leaders of our communities were campers and counselors. In the face of this … [Read more...] about Camp Is Closed. Welcome to Virtual, Free, Super Camp. Bring Your Friends.
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