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NFTY Giants: The Titans of Ruach

Everyone’s NFTY experience is at least a littler different, but we all share the undeniable truth that we have someone who is a NFTY Giant in our lives.

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NFTY Veida and The North American Board-Elect

NFTY Veida and The North American Board-Elect

Check out highlights from NFTY’s recent mid-year board meeting (NFTY Veida) at NFTY Convention in Los Angeles, CA. Meet the North American Board-Elect and take a look at other business from Veida.

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Honoring Mark and Peachy Levy

Honoring Mark and Peachy Levy

Because of Mark and Peachy Levy’s generosity, more than 20,000 young people have been afforded the opportunity to attend NFTY events, travel to Israel, and enjoy exciting summer camping experiences. However, perhaps their greatest gifts are the time and passion they have dedicated to creating the canvas for immersive, meaningful, and transformative Reform Jewish experiences in which to be created.

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Nashir: A Musical Journey

Ever since I was born, I have been listening to Jewish music. My mom used to only have Jewish CDs in the car so whenever we drove anywhere we were listening to Jewish music.

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My Weekend in NFTY Northwest

When I started my journey as a NFTY participant over four years ago, I never would have thought that I’d be traveling so far (a flight and a ferry ride) to attend a NFTY event. Coming from NFTY-Northern myself, my weekend in Northwest proved to be an eye-opening experience that thrust me into an entirely new NFTY culture.

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NFTY-NO: Thoughts for Shabbat

In 1885 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, the Reform Rabbis pledged to “recognize Judaism as a progressive religion, ever striving to be in accord with the postulates of reason.” In Columbus, OH, in 1937, Reform Rabbis agreed that “The perpetuation of Judaism as a living force depends upon religious knowledge and upon the Education of each new generation in our rich cultural and spiritual heritage.”

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