Israel Action & Engagement
NEW LOCATION - Bowling with Peace of Mind
at Playtime Bowl (33 Samor Rd.)
Location change - Playtime Bowl (33 Samor Rd., Toronto)
Through the international Peace of Mind program, Beth Tzedec is privileged to host a unit of discharged Israeli soldiers. Join us at Playtime Bowl for a fun and free evening on the lanes bowling with the soldiers in the POM program. Pre-registration requested by Tuesday, October 16.
Event Details
- For Registration:
- Synagogue Office
- Phone:
- 416-781-3511
- Cost:
- No charge
Categories
- Peace of Mind 2018/5779
- Seniors
- Adults
- Young Professionals
- Israel Action
April 24 to May 1, 2023 | Israel
The Ultimate Journey of Celebration—Join UJA and our Jewish community members for an unforgettable journey. Israel is reaching the milestone of its 75th anniversary and we want you to join us for this historic celebration. Whether you’ve been to Israel once or a hundred times, this trip has some truly special programming that will have you experiencing the country in a whole new way – while making memories for a lifetime with Jews from across Canada.
“This is not the Israel trip your parents and grandparents went on with UJA. This is Israel 75. And it’s going to be extraordinary.”
Zak Goldman, Gayle Goldgut, Sara Zagdanski and Evan Green
Chairs, UJA’s Israel 75 Mission
For more information or to register, click here>>
Trip dates: February 26 – March 6, 2023
An Interfaith Study Tour of Jewish, Christians and Muslims in the Holy Land—Jews, Christians and Muslims live and journey together as an interfaith community to encounter three faiths, two peoples and one land. Participants will visit sites sacred to each tradition, exploring the historical, geographical, religious and political complexities of the land and its people. We welcome inquiry of one another and how the Holy One is revealed in the Abrahamic traditions.
Our leaders include local and international Christian, Muslim and Jewish teachers and skilled guides. Students will gain insights into their own and other faith traditions, scriptural reasoning and experience the intensity and hospitality of the land and form friendships to support greater interfaith understanding in home communities.
Group leaders include Rabbi Baruch Frydman-Kohl, Rev. Dr. Karen Hamilton and Shayk Ibrahim Mogra. For information or to register, visit https://tinyurl.com/sharing-perspectives-2023
