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Web Magazine Issue 177 - Interfaith Families and Jewish Summer Camps

Web Magazine

Interfaith Families and Jewish Summer Camps

Issue 177: February 14, 2006

FEATURED ARTICLES

 

Culture Strengthens My Religious Identity at a Jewish Summer Camp

By Wendy Viola

The unique fusion of religion and culture at the camp strengthened my  Jewish identity.

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Jewish Camping for Me and My Interfaith Children

By Jill Simon Miskanic

The camp teaches the same Judaic-Christian values that we teach at home.

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Welcoming Interfaith and All Kids to Our Inter-Denominational Jewish Summer Camp

By Ken Kramarz

Camp Tawonga works hard to make sure that every child feels welcome.

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ALSO IN THIS ISSUE

Another Camper's Experience

Canteens, Bug Repellant, and an Interfaith Identity
By Joelle Asaro Berman

Helping others form their Jewish identities as a counselor helped solidify my own.

More Intermarried Parents on Their Kids' Jewish Camp Experience

Have Faith in the Camping Experience
By Jodi Matson

Attending a Jewish summer camp helped our three children's knowledge and love of Judaism to grow enormously.

Progressive Politics and Jewish Camp, Combined
By Theo Forbath

The camp's focus on progressive values and its Holocaust commemoration are what attracted us.

More Directors on Kids from Interfaith Families in Their Camps and Summer Programs

Building Jewish Souls One Smile at A Time
By Jordan Dale

A camp director takes an approach to Jewish identity formation that focuses on joy and acceptance, not fear and bias.

A Twist of Faith
By Johanna Karasik

I felt Jewish--I knew I was Jewish--but well before I entered those gates to BCI, I knew that there were others did not see me as Jewish. I was scared to go.

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