Our Jewish tradition teaches us that our education does not end at age twelve. Informal youth programs should be considered part of the continuation of education for our children’s path of lifelong learning as Jews- not just an option!
Posted on 02 December 2011.
Our Jewish tradition teaches us that our education does not end at age twelve. Informal youth programs should be considered part of the continuation of education for our children’s path of lifelong learning as Jews- not just an option!
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Posted on 22 November 2011.
NFTY is, by definition, a Jewish youth organization but the ways in which it helps all of us build our Jewish Identities is always up to us as individuals.
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