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McLean's Sara Brenner Applies Jewish Values to Philanthropy (opens the original)
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Sara Brenner has always felt that she “leads Jewishly” in whatever work she takes on in the social sector. “You can’t separate your Jewish values from who you are,” Brenner said. “I always felt very connected to my Judaism in every kind of work I did: helping to repair the world — tikkun olam — helping support people become the best people that they can be.” So it’s a dream come true for the McLean resident and member of Congregation Beth El of Montgomery County to work in the Jewish community.
Van Ness' Annalee Thompson Brings Creative Touch to Judaism at Adas Israel (opens the original)
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Kids at Adas Israel Congregation took part in High Holiday Jeopardy, Rosh Hashanah-themed origami and improv-style skits that tied back to the parshah. They practiced shofar calls using noisemakers and played “Pin the Tail on the Fish.” Behind the ideas for these innovative games and activities is Annalee Thompson, Adas Israel’s youth engagement coordinator. “It’s so great seeing the kids having a joyful Jewish experience,” Thompson said. “If kids leave the synagogue saying, ‘I want to come back
GW Hillel Aims to Foster Interfaith Relationships Through Service (opens the original)
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What do a Jewish student, a Muslim student and a Catholic student have in common? They will all engage in community service together through a fellowship that’s a first at George Washington University. The Bridging Service Fellowship is a yearlong program created by Hillel International and Repair the World that aims to connect mostly sophomores and juniors in college through community service, interfaith dialogue and leadership training. “The Bridging Service Fellowship equips students to lead
Potomac Rabbi Named URJâs Assistant VP of Movement Building (opens the original)
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A Potomac resident and rabbi will serve as the Union for Reform Judaismâs inaugural assistant vice president of movement building, the URJ announced Monday. In this role, Rabbi Michael Namath will aim to build on longstanding relationships across the Reform movement and create more intentional ways for leaders, communities and institutions to learn from one another, act together and strengthen Jewish life. âMichaelâs new role is about helping us do work we have long known is essential: dee
Swastika Found on Desk at Walter Johnson High School (opens the original)
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Walter Johnson High School’s administration is looking into consequences for those responsible for a swastika drawn on a classroom desk, according to a letter from the Bethesda school’s principal. “The presence of this symbol is highly inappropriate, unacceptable, and deeply offensive; it stands in contradiction to the core values of Walter Johnson High School and MCPS,” Principal Nicole Morgan wrote in a Sept. 25 letter to the school community. “We are actively pursuing appropriate actions in a
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