Shavuon: Addressing Antisemitism (for Parents), the Magic of Camp & Calendar
11/08/2023 05:58:50 PM
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November 8, 2023 24 Cheshvan 5784
Hi everyone,
We had a wonderful time making pies to donate to Hope Community Services on Sunday. Thank you to everyone who joined us! We made 11 pumpkin pies and Thankgiving cards to share with Hope's soup kitchen.
As we see the intense rise of antisemitism around the country, many of you have been asking how to talk about this with your children. We're happy to share two webinars addressing this topic—see information below.
Here is the Religious School calendar for the next few weeks:
Thursday, November 9: Regular RS
Sunday, November 12: Regular RS & Moadon
Thursday, November 16: Regular RS
Sunday, November 19: Regular RS & Moadon
4th grade parents: Beginning B’nei Mitzvah Journey at 9 am
6th grade: BE Mitzvah Experiences (with parents) at 12 pm
Meeting the Moment: Antisemitism and Your Children Monday, November 13, 1-2 pm for parents of childen ages 10+ Note: This is a free webinar.
The realities of antisemitism are both a timely and a timeless challenge for the Jewish people. In this session, Dr. Samantha Vinokor-Meinrath will explore best practices on how to address antisemitism and hate with your children. Gain contextual knowledge about antisemitism and its various manifestations, and tools for conversation with your family. Register here.
Navigating Antisemitism Today: Guidance and Support for Parents of Young Children Thursday, November 16, 8:00 pm for parents of children under 10 Note: This is a free webinar.
In this session, we'll explore what it means to be a parent of young children as we navigate the atmosphere of antisemitism in today's world. We'll discuss the challenges and fears we are facing in this difficult moment with guidance and insight from Dr. Betsy Stone. We will also discuss how to talk to young children about antisemitism and how to cultivate positive Jewish identity at this time. Register here.
Turkey Drive Celebrate Thanksgiving by donating funds to buy turkeys for our New Rochelle neighbors at HOPE. Every year Beth El is crucial to buying turkeys for hundreds of families who will not celebrate Thanksgiving without our help. Families will have a meaningful Thanksgiving through your generosity.