 Join 7-8th graders from Temple Beth Am, Temple B’nai Torah and Temple De Hirsch Sinai for four amazing city-wide events this year.
Meet new people, connect with old camp friends and grow your world. Transportation included for all events.
Click here for a handy calendar flyer so you can save the dates!
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Thank Goodness It’s Shabbat! Open to all Temple Beth Am 5th & 6th graders. Save the dates for these events:
Tubing at The Summit at Snoqualmie - Join us for an afternoon of fun in the snow!
Sunday, January 29 right after Religious School until 4:30 PM
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To register, click here.
Cosmic Bowling
Sunday, February 12 12:15-3:30 PM
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Scholarships are available for those members in financial need. Questions? Contact Youth Director Dorothy Kahn, 206-525-0915 x 209.
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 BATY (Beth Am Temple Youth) is a teen designed and led program for 9th -12th grade students which is supervised by adult youth professionals. BATY works to help instill Jewish identity and commitment to community through leadership development, Jewish education, religious and social action, worship, personal growth, and fun.
BATY’s leadership board members plan exciting programming for peers throughout the year including social action, religious, cultural, educational, and recreational activities. Each year the group designs and leads a teen Yom Kippur service, coordinates the congregation’s Purim Carnival, and hosts a beach bonfire on Lag B’Omer. BATY’s social action efforts focused on educating the public about the genocide in Darfur as well as raising funds and awareness of modern-day AIDS issues. Past events included a Pink Floyd Shabbaton, attendance at a comedy improv performance, a city-wide shul-in, a Sukkot pumpkin carving competition, a camping trip, havdalah, movies, mayhem and much more. Many BATY members participate in North American Federation of Temple Youth (NFTY) regional conclaves bringing together Reform movement teens from Alaska, British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, Montana and Idaho.
Laser Beatles
Saturday, January 21 6:30 - 10:00 PM
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To register, click here.
NFTY NW Winter Kallah
February 10-12, Tacoma WA
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For more information, please contact Youth Director, Dorothy Kahn, 206-525-0915 x 209.
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 jBATY provides activities and informal Jewish education for Beth Am’s 7th - 8th graders. Members enjoy events like laser-tag, bowling, havdallah, games, campfires and much more.
Tubing at The Summit at Snoqualmie CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER- Join us for an afternoon of fun in the snow!
Sunday, January 22 right after Religious School until 4:30 PM
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To register , click here.
For more information, please contact Youth Director, Dorothy Kahn, 206-525-0915 x 209.
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Mitzvah Corps allows Reform Jewish teens to experience social action at its best. Our program combines direct hands-on involvement in communities that need the energy, dedication, and love that youth provide with programs rooted in Jewish social and ethical issues.
Participants will have the chance to live communally with other teens and build their own community, while at the same time engaging in meaningful social justice work, and while having fun!
For more information about any of Mitvah Corps programs, call 212-650-4071 or email mitzvahcorps@urj.org
Check out this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=RmuAELBrZXQ
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For over twenty-five years the URJ Rabbinic School in Cincinnati has hosted 4 annual conferences for stellar national teen leaders from across North America. Temple Beth Am is permitted to nominate two students for each of these events. If you or someone you know is interested in being nominated to attend one of these conferences, please contact TBA Teen Director, Dorothy Kahn.
For more information, like an overview of the HUC-JIR Youth Department, a sample schedule of a weekend, or frequently asked questions, check out all the details on the HUC-JIR Youth Department page.
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