WUPJnews #376 - NETZER OLAMI HOLDS 2010 VEIDA (and other news)

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ISSUE #376     4 FEBRUARY 2010  |   20 SHEVAT 5770
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EVENTSUPCOMING EVENTS
Feb. 14, 2010
Annual Education Conference, Leo Baeck College, London
Mar. 4-7, 2010
European Region Biennial Conference, Paris, France
Mar. 14-18, 2010
Riding4Reform - Seventh annual IMPJ countrywide bicycle fund-raising tour in Israel
Mar. 18-23, 2010
 TaMaR international conference, Israel
Apr. 16-18, 2010
Liberal Judaism Biennial Weekend, England
Apr. 29-May 9,2010 
 URJ Study Kallah, in conjunction with the Anita Saltz International Education Center, Jerusalem
May 14-16,2010 
Biennial of the South African Union for Progressive Judaism, Durban
May 14-16,2010 
Movement for Reform Judaism Biennial Conference, Manchester, UK
May 28-29,2010 
Israel Movement for Progressive Judaism Biennial, Israel
Nov. 25-28,2010 
Biennial conference of the Union for Progressive Judaism in Australia, Asia and New Zealand, Canberra, Australia
Feb. 7-13,2010 
Connections 2011, San Francisco

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NETZERNetzer Olami Holds 2010 Veida

Last month, Netzer Olami, the World Union's international Zionist youth movement, hosted 24 "Netzerniks" from Australia, Belarus, Britain, Canada, Germany, Israel, Russia, South Africa, Spain, Ukraine and the US for its 2010 Veida.
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Anat Hoffman
An alternative prayer service at Netzer's 2010 Veida led by (upper left, l-r) Ariel, Chana and Daniel, delegates from Netzer-Spain.

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PROGRESSIVEPOLANDProgressive Judaism Growing and Thriving in Poland
Beit Warszawa, Poland's first post-war Progressive congregation, has been going from strength to strength with several exciting developments for 5770.
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Beit Warzsawa
Rabbi Burt Schuman (left) sings with Beit Warszawa's revitalized choir.



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LBECLBEC Turns to Big Top for Coexistence
The Leo Baeck Education Center of Haifa recently joined forces with the Arab Baptist School in Nazareth with a coexistence program based on circus training, held in conjunction with the Israel Circus School at Kfar Yoshua.
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LBEC
Students from LBEC and the Arab Baptist School hone their circus skills - and strengthen coexistence - in Kfar Yoshua.

 

GERMANGerman Congregation holds first adult B'nai Mitzvah

Munich's Congregation Beth Shalom recently called two members to the Torah for its first adult b'nai mitzvah ceremony. Jehudit de Toledo-Gruber, 65, and David Holinstat, 55, led a portion of the Shabbat service and read from the weekly portion of Vayera. Rabbi Dr. Tom Kucera, the congregation's spiritual leader, officiated, along with his predecessor, Rabbi Dr. Walter Rothschild.
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Rich Kirschen
The Oneg Shabbat following the service. Left to right: Rothschild, Toledo-Gruber, Kucera and Holinstat.


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SAVESave The Date - February 7-13, 2011 - for Connections 2011
The team is in place and plans are well underway for yet another spectacular World Union Convention. Please put the date in your diary and come and join us in San Francisco when the worldwide family of the WUPJ will come together to bridge the world for a better future.

Save the date and watch the Web site for more details in the coming months.  See you there.

Connections 2011
Diane Marcus of San Francisco, Joan Cohen of New York (shown here, left and right, respectively, being introduced during the World Union luncheon at November's Union for Reform Judaism biennial in Toronto) and Phyllis Dorey of Melbourne, Australia, will chair Connections 2011


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Torah from around the worldTORAHWhen Can We Truly See? 
Parashat Yitro, by Rabbi Joan Glazer Farber, R.J.E.
Adult Learning Specialist for the Union for Reform Judaism

When Can We Truly See?

Each year when we read Parashat Yitro, many of us tend to focus on the later sections of the parashah. We are caught up in the awe and splendor of that moment at the mountain. We visualize the smoke and hear the thunder. We renew our own commitment of na'aseh v'nishmah-proclaiming our willingness to do and to listen. We see the power of the Divine Presence in our midst.
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Connections2011

 
Sincerely,
 

World Union for Progressive Judaism
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