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Jewish Living Now
A thought provoking and useful series of booklets on Jewish Living Now from the Department of Congregational Programming. Based on the Biennial Convention Jewish Living Now Seminars. Providing thought provoking discussions and program suggestions for congregations.
- The Synagogue, a House of Study, Rabbi Ronald Isaacs. A strong Jewish Community requires a laity which is both Jewishly committed and educated. This booklet examines ways that we can develop and/or strengthen our adult education programs -- what we can do to meet the educational needs of our members and to encourage them to participate in our programs.
- A Strategic Plan for the Synagogue, Rabbi Alan Silverstein. The synagogue is the central institution of the community. It provides the leadership and sense of community essential for Jewish survival. This booklet suggests a program plan which can help synagogues to better fill the needs of the community of the present and the future.
- Living a Life of Prayer, Rabbi Brad Artson. Judaism requires us to engage in prayer throughout our lives. Synagogues must therefore provide opportunities to help enhance congregants' prayer experiences. This booklet presents ideas to enable synagogues to encourage congregants to make prayer part of their everyday lives.
- The Synagogue as Bet Nissim, A Place of Miracles, Danny Siegel. Jewish Living requires serious engagement in tzedakah. This booklet examines the many opportunities that synagogues have to interest and engage their members in projects for the betterment of the community.
- Making Shabbes, Dr. Ronald Wolfson. Shabbat plays a central role in shaping our identity and our approach to the world. This booklet presents ideas for congregations to excite their members about observance of Shabbat.
- Kashrut. Adding Holiness to our Lives, Rabbi Jack Moline. Kashrut has been a defining Jewish ritual since biblical times. It is impossible to separate Kashrut from living a Jewish life. This booklet presents programs designed to excite congregants about Kashrut and to encourage them to observe it in their own homes.
- Reaching Out to the Jewish Community, Rabbi Avis Miller. A strong and vibrant Jewish community depends on the full participation of its members. This booklet examines programs to enable synagogues to reach out to unaffiliated Jews to encourage them to participate as full and committed members of the community.
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| The Synagogue, a House of Study, Rabbi Ronald Isaacs |
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| A Strategic Plan for the Synagogue, Rabbi Alan Silverstein |
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| Living a Life of Prayer, Rabbi Brad Artson |
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| The Synagogue as Bet Nissim, A Place of Miracles, Danny Siegel |
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| Making Shabbes, Dr. Ronald Wolfson |
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| Kashrut, Adding Holiness to Our Lives, Rabbi Jack Moline |
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| Reaching Out to the Jewish Community, Rabbi Avis Miller |
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