Resources
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Tzitzit and Tallit Making Program
OVERVIEW: Nothing says summertime like friendship bracelet making! This summer, turn your friendship bracelet making skills into a spiritual practice as you learn to tie your own tzitzit! In this…
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Jewish Summer Camp
The first Jewish summer camp in American goes back to 1893 and was a Jewish girl’s summer camp. It was founded by the Jewish Working Girls Foundation Society in New…
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Torah Inspired Art Making
OVERVIEW: This program serves as an introduction to The Jewish Studio Project for Moishe House residents and community builders. Through this program community members will become acquainted with the Jewish…
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Summer Camp Maccabiah Games
OVERVIEW: Jewish summer camps play an important part of Jewish life. It is estimated that 43% of Jews have gone to Jewish summer camp. Why not bring back (or introduce)…
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Supporting the Community: Farmer’s Market
Supporting Vegan Vendors: A vegan diet, or veganism, tends to omit animal products for ethical, health, or environmental reasons. Here are 2 texts that speak of our relationship to animal…
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Farmer’s Market Scavenger Hunt
OVERVIEW: A farmer’s market is a great way to get outside, and peruse (purchase) fresh vegetables, fruits, baked goods, and other products. Why not frame your Farmer’s Market in a…
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Ten Commandments – Value Judgement
Ten Commandments – Value Judgement A program developed by Rabbi Shari Shamah, Jewish Life Specialist May ‘25 OVERVIEW: On Shavuot, we read the Ten Commandments. These statements assert values that…
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Shavuot Improv Night
Shavuot Improv Night A program developed by Aiden Pink, Jewish Life Specialist June 2025 OVERVIEW: It is a tradition on Shavuot, the holiday celebrating receiving the Torah on Mount Sinai,…
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Shavuot “Blind Date with a Book” Tikkun Leil
Shavuot “Blind Date with a Book” Tikkun Leil A program developed by Adira Rosen, inspired by an event hosted by Brookline Moishe House Resident Michelle Buzharsky June 2025 OVERVIEW: On…
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Beautifying a Mitzvah
Beautifying a Mitzvah Created by Rabbi Shari Shamah, Jewish Life Specialist Shari.shamah@moishehouse.org The idea of beautifying a Mitzvah goes back to this verse from Torah: עׇזִּ֤י וְזִמְרָת֙ יָ֔הּ וַֽיְהִי־לִ֖י לִֽישׁוּעָ֑ה זֶ֤ה…
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