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THE SHIRLEY AND JACOB
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The
Conservative Yeshiva What’s nu at the Conservative Yeshiva?
One of the Conservative Yeshiva summer ulpan classes
The CY Summer Program again this year was enriched by the presence of some 50 Jewish communal activists (Jewish educators, synagogue officers and administrators, Hillel, JCC and federation employees) who were supported by grants from the Legacy Heritage Foundation Limited . Their study in the Conservative Yeshiva helps enrich them as Jews and will no doubt enhance their work in their home communities on their return.
Walking from the Conservative Yeshiva to the Old City
The students said over and over that the CY Summer Program offers a marvelous combination of intensive Hebrew, Jewish text study and the opportunity to live in Jerusalem, as residents, not as tourists, albeit for a short period. In addition the program includes trips in and around Jerusalem, visits to nature sites and synagogues of special interest. One of the most exciting indicators of the success of the program is the number of “repeaters” including some attending for a third or fourth time. And when they bring their spouses to join them, as several did this year, we know we must be doing something right.
The Conservative Yeshiva’s Summer Program for 2010 will take place in sessions June 27 – July 15 and July 18 – August 5. It’s never to early to think about or tell a friend. Information can be found at www.ConservativeYeshiva.org or by contacting yeshiva@uscj.org.
Some
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Judaism...from the other side of the looking glass: 3. Mekorot veDeot
(Sources and Ideas): Ancient Texts, Contemporary Theology - An Experimental
Workshop On-line learning course descriptions
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