Details activities of a New York-based theater company that produces shows in the United States and Europe, dealing with issues related to Jewish culture, theology and experience.
A community of about two hundred families, led today by Rabbi Barry Schechter. Lists of staff, schedule of services, profile of the rabbi, descriptions of adult education, clubs, a choir, and social action, a calendar of events, newsletters, and links.
Supplier of offering and tithing envelopes, custom mailing programs, resources for Sunday school teachers and gifts. Features catalog and online ordering.
First-century Nazarene Jews of Israel reconstructed in Orthodox Judaism (leader is member on board Orthodox synagogue, Ra'anana, Israel), receptive to non-Jews. Tenakh, Talmud and Matthew only. Salvation by works. Yeshua was human Messiah.
Camp Kesher: A Multi-Generational Jewish Camp Experience. Held each Labor Day weekend in the Seattle, WA area. Open to all who seek to deepen family, friendship, and spiritual connections in the context of a Reform Jewish experience.
An inter-denominational association in Austria in which Christians and representatives of Jewish communities have joined together to cooperate in pedagogy, theology and politics.
A community of families from fifteen different countries located in Miami Beach, Florida. With schedule of services, programs, photographs, and an events calendar.
Modern Orthodox day school affiliated with Torah Umesorah, featuring information about courses, history, faculty, and extra-curricular activities. Houston, Texas.
An illustrated history by Gerard Fernandez of this Romanesque synagogue built 1927-9 and designed by Robert D. Kohn, Charles Butler, and Clarence Stein. Includes bibliography. Part of Medieval New York, by Fordham University.
Tal Am and Tal Sela curriculum for grades 1-6 Hebrew Language and Jewish Studies in day schools and supplementary schools. Online sample presentation and sales page.
Free how-to articles, money saving ideas, and expert advice for planning a green bar or bat mitzvah. The site also includes pictures and stories from real green celebrations and links to eco-friendly products and services.
Moshe Rynecki (1881-1943) was a Jewish- Polish artist. He painted scenes of Jewish life (e.g., interiors of synagogues, talmudic study, workers, family, and 3 paintings from inside the Warsaw Ghetto). Moshe died in the Majdanek concentration camp in 19
Online, free-content encyclopedia in the Hebrew language; a useful reference for assignments and Hebrew lessons related to general content and Area Studies.
A traditional Synagogue affiliated with the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America and the Yeshiva University Synagogue Council in Ville St-Laurent.
Offers sales of a personal tutor for Torah and Haftarah chanting CD, for Bar/Bat Mitvah preparation. Contact information is provided. A demonstration download is also offered.
A dazzling and impressive collection of contemporary artwork: colorful paintings and sculptures by American- Israeli artist Leslie Naveh, including her celebrated "Lions of Jerusalem".
