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Get out the Vote!
A crucial election day is only
months away. At stake are vital political, economic and moral
issues
of concern
to all Americans, in addition to issues of special concern to
American Jews. During the next four years, there will be important
debates about the way our government does business. Legislation
on significant issues such as health care, foreign aid, civil
rights and support for Israel is likely to be considered by the
next Congress and Administration. In addition, over the next
four years, the President and Senate will confirm judges who
will make crucial decisions affecting our lives. With the stakes
so high, we must work to reverse the trend toward declining percentages
of voters.
As Jews and American citizens we have an obligation to participate
in the elections to ensure that our country's policies at the
local, state and national levels reflect our commitment to
social justice. Every vote counts and plays a defining role
in setting
policy agendas. It is our civic duty to register promptly,
educate ourselves about the critical issues and VOTE!
The
attached PDF File, “Get
Out the Vote 2008 Guide”, provides
you with tools, resources and information to help your congregation
or community plan a successful voter engagement effort in advance
of Election Day.
This
guide was designed for use by Jewish congregations and communal
organizations wishing to conduct their own voter
registration
drives. We also encourage participation in voter registration
drives in the general community. The same procedures and materials
that are suggested here for use in the Jewish community can
be adapted for voter registration use in the broader community.
"Come
Home to Conservative Judaism"
New
USCJ Ad Campaign
Synagogues can download and personalize free-to-use ads to place in their bulletins,
on their websites, and in local media.
http://www.uscj.org/Download_Come_Home_t7787.html
Idea Guide - What can you do with the ads?
(PDF document)
User Guide for marketing ads
(PDF document)
Hazak
USCJ’s Programming Framework
For
Those Fifty-Five Years Young and Wiser!
The Summer
2008 Issue of USCJ's International Hazak Newsletter
(PDF document)
Hazak Freedom Tour to Israel
January 11-22, 2009
Take advantage of this exciting opportunity to visit Israel with
your fellow HAZAKniks! The United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism
is very proud to announce that we have organized a winter trip
to Israel that will take place January 11-21, 2009.
This trip will be based in Jerusalem, with daily visits to historical
sites. We will be spending our Shabbat at the USCJ’s own
Jerusalem Fuchsberg Jerusalem Center. It will be a great trip not
only for those who have never been to Israel but also for the veteran
traveler. There will be numerous opportunities to touch the land,
taste the cuisine, feel the energy, smell the air, hear the sounds
of the Old City, and see our homeland as you’ve never seen
it before, all through the lens of Conservative Judaism!
And for your added convenience we will be in one hotel “north” for
2 nights then in Jerusalem for the following 7! You can use an
overnight bag!!
We hope you will consider joining us as we venture to Israel.
We will offer bus transportation to the airport for our flights
from
many areas at a slight added cost (to be determined after
we see where the attendees are from).
For more information please call:
Jo-Anne Tucker-Zemlak
Assistant Executive Director
Seaboard Region USCJ
(301).230.0801 ext. 2
zemlak@uscj.org
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