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Date: October 18 6:00 PM
Program: Roll your Own Sushi in the Sukkah followed by a Limo Ride and Havdallah visiting a few local sukkahs
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Dates: 6 weeks (excluding Thanksgiving Weekend)
October 30, November 06, 13, 20 December 04, 11
Time: 10:00 - 11:30 AM Refreshments will be served
Location: Harford Chabad 15 N. Bond St. Bel Air, MD 21014
Summary: This series will address anti-Semitism, assimilation, lessons from the Holocaust, the chosen people, and Jewish pride. This is an opportunity to see if you can embrace your Jewish identity in a modern world.
Description: From the ghettos and pogroms of the Middle Ages, to the concentration camps in Europe, to Islamic terror all across the world today, Jews have been beaten, attacked, and singled out for destruction. The hateful rhetoric on college campuses, in the media, and all over the Internet seems to get worse by the day. Even modern Israel lives under constant threat and has to fight for the right to exist. Why is it that ever since the dawn of the Jewish nation, there have been people who tried to destroy us? For what reason or purpose are the Jews still here? Would the world be any different if the Jews didn’t exist?
October 30, 2016
CHOSEN FOR WHAT?
Let’s say Jews disappeared. . . . Would anything be missing? What does “chosenness” mean? Why is there anti-Semitism?
November 06, 2016
FIGHT OR FLIGHT?
What is the Jewish attitude toward physical resistance to anti-Semitic threats? Why did Jews go to the gas chambers like sheep to the slaughter? Should Israel bomb Iran to stop them from producing a nuclear weapon?
November 13, 2016
THE UNBREAKABLE SPIRIT
Are there other forms of resistance besides “physical resistance”? What lessons about antisemitism can we learn from the Holocaust experience?
November 20, 2016
TAKING A STAND
Why is Israel hated by the nations of the world? How can we become advocates for Israel?
December 04, 2016
SPIRITUAL KUNG FU
Why did Christians hate Jews throughout the ages? Are they our friends today? How should Jews respond to Christian missionizing on college campuses?
December 11, 2016
THE INCREDIBLES: THE SECRET TO OUR SURVIVAL
What is the secret to Jewish immortality? How can I become a link on the Jewish chain stretching back to Avraham Avinu? What is my attitude toward my own Jewishness?
Dates: 6 weeks April 23, 30 May 7, 14, 21, 28
Time: 10:00 - 11:30 AM Refreshments will be served
Location: Harford Chabad 15 N. Bond St. Bel Air, MD 21014
Summary: One individual can change the world! This series explores Judaism’s take on modern causes such as social justice, world peace, freedom, and the environment.
Description: From time immemorial, brave young individuals have stood up to make a difference and change the world—for good. Young people around the world volunteer their time, raise money and awareness, and take concrete steps to fix real problems in their communities. What drives us to fix the world? Where does this inner passion come from? What values and beliefs does Judaism promote that we can use to effect change?
April 23, 2017
REBEL WITH A CAUSE
Can one person change the world? Does my life have a purpose?
April 30, 2017
GIVE ME LIBERTY
What is real “freedom”? Why are people willing to die for it? Is democracy a guarantee for freedom?
May 7, 2017
IT’S YOUR ENVIRONMENT
Will going green put the economy in the red? Does Judaism believe in animal rights and environmental rights?
May 14, 2017
GIVE AND TAKE
Should a rich person be forced to share his or her money? What ought to be our charitable priorities? Who benefits most from philanthropy—the benefactor or the recipient?
May 21, 2017
CHANGE OR BE CHANGED: IS TECHNOLOGY A FRIEND OR AN ENEMY?
How can the Torah be relevant in the modern world? Should Judaism modernize?
May 28, 2017
UNIVERSAL PEACE
Is the world on a path to true peace? Can individuals solve global problems?
The International CTeen Shabbaton is an annual weekend retreat for Jewish teens from around the world. For the past eight years, thousands of teens have forged new friendships while experiencing a meaningful Shabbat, all in one of the most exciting cities in the world- New York City.
G‑d willing, this year's Shabbaton will take place in New York on February 24-26th.
Some of this year's Shabbaton features include: hitting the tourist hot spots, visiting Jewish attractions throughout Brooklyn, the CTeen Choice Awards, and singing and dancing at a massive concert in the heart of Times Square!
Building on the incredible success of the past Shabbatons, this year's fresh program and revised itinerary promise to be unmatched.
Prepare for an unforgettable weekend of excitement. A weekend of friendship and memories. A weekend of inspiration, Jewish pride, and unity. Prepare for the International Cteen Shabbaton.
Program begins 8:00 AM Friday morning and ends at 4:00 PM Sunday .
Friday:
Tour the Big Apple's diverse landmarks and attractions with a variety of exciting tracks.
Uplifting Shabbat:
Enjoy spirited Shabbat meals, services and exciting activities. Interact with Jewish celebrities.
Saturday Night:
Head out to party in the heart of the city that never sleeps.
Sunday:
Explore your heritage with a taste of tradition and, of course, lots of shopping! Pray at the Rebbe's Ohel (resting place). End off the weekend at the Farewell Banquet, which will feature delicious food and the much anticipated CTeen Choice Awards.
Stay tuned for more details....
The CTeen International Shabbaton is open to all Jewish teens in the community, regardless of affiliation.
CTeen is a social club where teens learn about themselves and their heritage through giving to others and participating in interactive, hands-on activities. With over 200 chapters, in 19 countries, CTeen is the fastest growing network for Jewish teens.
Dates: 6 weeks January 29, February 5, 12,19, March 5, March 19
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Time: 10:00 - 11:30 AM Refreshments will be served
Location: Harford Chabad 15 N. Bond St. Bel Air, MD 21014
Summary: This course will explore Judaism’s approach to morally “sticky situations” that we encounter in different areas of life—from shopping ethics to medical care dilemmas to the proper ways to helping the underprivileged.
Description: Judaism has a lot to say about questions of ethics and morality. In this series, you teens will explore ethical questions and moral dilemmas that arise in different areas of life, often comparing and contrasting Jewish and secular law and values. In this course, you will be challenged to solve some perplexing, hotly contested problems. Does my moral obligation to help the poor mean that I have to give a needy person an iPad or a TV—in addition to food and clothing? Is it ethical to take a sick person off of life support if that is what the person wants? Can I keep money or objects that I find on the street?
January 26, 2017
IS THE CUSTOMER REALLY ALWAYS RIGHT?
Is haggling kosher? Can I buy something that I plan on returning? Can I check the price at one store only to see if I got a good deal on an item I bought somewhere else?
February 5, 2017
THE DOCTOR IS IN
Why do we go to doctors or take medicine if G-d is the one who heals? Does seeking medical treatment demonstrate a lack of faith in G-d? And if we are allowed to seek medical intervention, do we have to do so?
February 12, 2017
DYING WITH DIGNITY
If someone asks to be taken off of life support, do we respect the person’s wishes? Is there any value in prolonging the life of a suffering, terminally ill person?
February 19, 2017
PASSING IT DOWN
In 1880, Francis Palmer wrote a will in which he left his estate to his grandson Elmer. When Francis considered changing his will, Elmer killed his grandfather—and claimed his property. Can a murderer inherit from his victim?
March 5, 2017
THE TOP ONE PERCENT
Is money the root of all evil? Should people have the right to make a gazillion bucks—and keep all of it? On a personal level, what attitude do we take to money—should we strive for wealth, or to lead a Spartan lifestyle?
March 19, 2017
FINDERS KEEPERS, LOSERS WEEPERS
Is it right to pocket a dollar you find on the sidewalk? If you discover buried treasure, are you allowed to keep it?
