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Jewish Camp
Jewish Camp
The Importance of Jewish Summer Camp
Youngsters have the chance to develop lasting relationships, embrace new experiences, and explore what being Jewish means to them. URJ camps are an incubator for the future of Judaism in North America. Children who attend Jewish camp are more likely to remain intimately engaged with Judaism throughout their lives, and our camps provide a peer group that greatly increases the likeliness of campers making Jewish choices on a daily basis. URJ Camps
URJ Crane Lake Camp
Committed staff members (many of whom were campers themselves) strive to enrich the campers’ experiences by helping them build lasting friendships. These relationships lay the foundation for our summer community, providing encouragement and support. Our intimate camp environment allows campers to embrace the challenge of learning new skills in athletics, aquatics, the arts, and adventure and nature programs. What’s more, campers also immerse themselves in a wide range of innovative Jewish educational pursuits and creative spiritual experiences.
URJ Eisner Camp
Since 1958, URJ Eisner Camp has come to embody the transformative power of Jewish camping. Youngsters from URJ congregations across the northeastern United States join together each summer to have fun while experiencing the magic of this special community.
URJ 6 Points Sci-Tech Academy
A camp where scientific inquiry meets fun! Girls and boys entering grades 5 - 10 develop hypotheses, perform experiments, and test out new technologies in a supportive, vibrant Jewish community. Our campers ask big questions, and discover real answers. Sci-Tech website
URJ 6 Points Creative Arts Academy
Campers entering grades 3 - 11 work with program staff to create a holistic, meaningful experience in a living laboratory for learning and performing. During the 12-day sessions, artists will weave Jewish values, ethics, and tradition together with the spirit and excitement of a dynamic creative artistic community.
Creative Arts Academy website
URJ 6 Points Sports Academy
6 Points campers are athletes, entering grades 4 - 11, who are looking to improve their game, meet new friends and explore their own Jewish identity. During two weeks sessions, campers participate in intensive training in one chosen sport and select two electives for cross conditioning. Sports Academy website
Sat, February 4 2023
13 Sh'vat 5783
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Shabbat, Feb 4th 10:30a to 12:00p
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Saturday ,
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Shabbat, Feb 4th 10:30a to 12:00p
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Sunday ,
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Sunday, Feb 5th (All day)
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Sunday ,
FebFebruary 5 , 2023RS SUNDAY CLASSES
Sunday, Feb 5th 9:00a to 10:45a
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Sunday ,
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Sunday, Feb 5th 9:30a to 1:30p
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Sunday ,
FebFebruary 5 , 2023Port Pizza Showdown – New Member Dinner
Sunday, Feb 5th 5:00p to 7:00p
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Worship Schedule
Shabbat "Beshalach" ~ "שבת "בשלח
Friday, February 3
6:30 pm – National Refugee Shabbat (5th Annual), with Rabbi Z and Cantorial Intern Agnes Valdman, with special remarks from Issabel Burton, Senior Director of Community Engagement Initiatives at HIAS, worship in person or watch on our Website.
Saturday, February 4
9:30 am – Bagels by the Bay: Tu BiShvat with Rabbinic Intern Ilana Symons in the Black Box at Sands Point Preserve as we celebrate Tu BiShvat (the birthday of the trees)! Our morning will include a seder, text study, nature walk, and, of course, bagels and other natural treats. RSVPs Required. RSVP Here
10:30 am – Shabbat Morning (Bar Mitzvah of Jackson Horlick), worship in person or watch on our Website.
Link to this week's parasha (Torah portion) and haftarah.