Future Jewish Journeys
We have taken Jewish travel and married it with our commitments to Jewish Peoplehood and Jewish Community. Our Journeys, and we prefer to call them Journeys and not trips or travel, are always about stories within stories as the Jews have always lived as part of societies and not separate from societies or their stories. Our Journeys are based on the understanding that the elements which go into making a journey a Jewish Journey are the places and people we visit, the texts we use and the stories we tell, and the group of people who are on the Journey together.
A single booking form is now available regardless of which Journey you wish to be part of. Click on the icon below to download the form.
Jewish Journeys Booking Form
May 06, 2010 (8:00 AM) - May 09, 2010 (8:00 AM)
(The Movement for Reform Judaism) (Jewish Journeys)
Berlin and Memory
Berlin has witnessed the very best and the very worst of Jewish history. However, for the contemporary Jewish visitor, the challenge is to connect the symbols of those stories with the present day reality of a fast and regenerating community. In Berlin, the past very rarely stands still. This programme is designed to introduce some of the fundamental questions confronting contemporary Jews: questions of identity, meaning and involvement as Jews in European society. We do this while enjoying Berlin the modern city to the full.
To register your interest please contact Simone Mirelman, jewishjourneys@reformjudaism.org.uk or call 0208 349 5684
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