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1.35M Jews across North America are impacted by our network of kehillot, youth programs and short and long-term Israel immersion experiences.

The Afikomen Postcard Project: A Case Study of Teen Engagement and Staff Collaboration

The Afikomen Postcard Project: A Case Study of Teen Engagement and Staff Collaboration

Temple Beth El in Rochester, New York implemented a successful teen engagement collaboration between synagogue staff members and a local kosher business.
How This Congregation's Women's Retreat Filled a Need They Didn't Know They Had

How This Congregation's Women's Retreat Filled a Need They Didn't Know They Had

In February 2019, Ohr Kodesh Congregation​ in Silver Spring, MD hosted a women’s retreat. The following case study was written by the retreat’s co-chairs.
A Vision of Extraordinary Care and Service: The VBS Counseling Center

A Vision of Extraordinary Care and Service: The VBS Counseling Center

Read about the counseling center at Valley Beth Shalom in Encino, CA that is filling a congregational and community-wide need.
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