mit Rabbi Ozzie Burnham (NYC), Rabbiner Soussan, Rabbiner Apel, Alexander Adler und weiteren Gästen
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| 4-Tage-Programm |
| incl. 7 Mahlzeiten und Übernachtung bei Bedarf: |
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— vom Freitag, 07. Juni bis Montag abend, 10. Mai auf English und Deutsch
Jewish Experience läde allt Studenten und junge Erwachsene zu einem unvergesslichen Shavuot-Wochenende.
Sinai's Message For Our Times
Dich erwarten:
- Schabbat- und Schawuot Weekend
- junge Leuten aus ganz Deutschland
- Fantastische Workshops- besonderer Gast aus New York
- Ausflug und Picknick
- leckere Mahlzeiten
- Spaß und Unterhaltung
- Gebet und Torahlesung
Während des gesamten Seminars werden interaktive Programme und Schiurim zu verschiedenen Themen angeboten. Wir bieten auch einen jungen Minjan mit schönen Liedern und Erklärungen an, bei dem das Schavuot- und Schabbatgebet verständlich und inspirierend werden. Die erste Nacht von Schavuot werden wir ein Lern-Programm veranstalten.
Anmeldung bis zum So, 02.06.
Anmeldeformular: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLScFgEozsKGhawoDGQ8iDKpJEWIqM7Vi6YfZxkYsskWSyUALLg/viewform?usp=sf_link
Studenten-Frühbucher-Rabbat bei Anmeldung zum gesamten Event bis So. 19.05.
Anmeldung nur zu bestimmten Teilen des Programms ist möglich. (z.B. Nur Freitag und Montag morgen oder ähnlich)
Selbstkostenbeitrag:
Gesamtes Event: Studenten: NUR 45 €; Berufstätige: 90 €
Ein Tag: Studenten: 12 €; Berufstätige: 25 €
Studeten-Frühbucherrabbat: 10 € bei Anmeldung zum gesamten Event bis So, 10.05
Falls Du den Betrag nicht aufbringen kannst, dann melde dich bei uns.
Hotel-Special Price: Doppelzimmer 18€ pro Person pro Nacht, Einzelzimmer 45€ für pro Nacht. Neben dem Hotel bieten wir günstige Privatunterkünfte an. Melde dich rechtzeitig bei uns, um von diesem Angebot Gebrauch zu machen.
Programmdetails
Friday, 07 June
19:30 - Ice-breaker
20:00 - Lighting Shabbat Candles
20:15 - Kabbalat Shabbat with introduction, explanations & songs
21:00 - Festive meal with Dvar Torah
22:30 - Interactive programm
Open End
Schabbat Day, 08 June
9:45 - Schacharit
11:45 - Kiddusch followed by "Destroying Our Idols" - by Rabbi Burnham.
"In modern times we view the Torah’s repeated warnings about idolatry as relics of a pre civilized past. Unfortunately, idol worship is very much a living and destructive force, which makes the Torah’s warnings as timely as ever."
12:30 - Festive meal with Dvar Torah by Meir Lisserman
14:15 - Chavrutah Programm by Aryeh Smith
15:30 - Games & Socializing & City walk with ACHIM
BREAK (we suggest to take a sleep before the Night of Learning)
19:00 - "G-d’s Top 10" by Rabbi Burnham.
The 10 Commandments are at the epicenter of history’s greatest moment of Divine revelation, The Sinai Experience of Shavuot. But why these 10? What is the meaning and message of these 10 items that promoted them to the top of God’s commandment chart.
20:30 - Mincha
21:00 - Seuda Schlischit + Fishbowl: The Experience of Watching and Being Watched
Our behavior online is being watched, always. At the same time, we’re constantly watching others who are not directly aware of our probing eyes. Leading up to our evening’s class on social media, we’ll participate in an immersive workshop that will have us become more aware and sensitive to the dynamics of watching and being watched.
22:40 - SCHAWUOT START - Lighting Yom Tov Candles
23:30 - Festive Meal with Dvar Torah at the community center
Night of Learning with workshops, cheese cake, tea, coffee etc. location: community center
00:45 - Session I: Regulating the Lawless Landscape of Social Media by Rabbi Burnham
The Tablets on Mt. Sinai came long before tablets running iOS and Android yet there’s much we can learn from the Torah on issues of cyberspace generally and cyber socializing in particular. This text based class will highlight a cross section of pressing online issues including curiosity, privacy, and shaming.
01:30 - Session II:
| Session II a) by Anastasia Quensel und Hanna Arbitmann |
Session II b) by Meir Lisserman |
"Wir sind alle Individuen." - "Nur ich nicht."
Gemeinschaft vs. Individualismus. Wie viel Individualität ist im Judentum möglich? Wie viel Gemeinschaft ist nötig?
Was kann ich als Einzelner für das Volk beitragen? |
Mischna Brura: Wir lernen einige der Halachot zum Feiertag |
02:30 - Session III: The Great Jewbate by Rabbi Burnham
Oxford style debating on timeless and always relevant topics of Jewish importance. Sharpen your critical thinking, persuasive, and dramatic skills to convince your peers and win this immersive battle of intellect and oratory.
03:30 - Morgengebet (schnell und knackig, danach gehts ans Schlafen)
Sunday, 9 June - SCHAWUOT - DAY I
from 10:00 - Breakfast available
13:30 - Festive Meal with Dvar Torah by Rabbi Burnham
15:30 - Interactive City Tour in Frankfurt
19:00 - Mincha
19:30 - Festive Meal (Seuda Shlishit style)
21:00 - "The Six Kippot - An Interactive Workshop" by Rabbi Burnham
Leading thought expert Dr. Edward De Bono proposed the Six Thinking Hat method for creative decision making. This process ensures that a thorny problem will be analyzed and addressed from a maximal number of vantage points. Our workshop will apply this powerful technique to problems facing modern European Jewry.
22:40 - SCHAWUOT DAY II START
Lighting Candles, Maariv
23:00 - Festive Meal with stories, songs
Monday, 10 May - SCHAWUOT - DAY II
09:30 - Shacharit
11:45 - Post Kiddush - Nuremberg vs New York: Here’s How You Win by Rabbi Burnham
In comparison to major Jewish metropolitan areas, today’s Germany would appear hopelessly overpowered. By unraveling cryptic Midrashic passages about Shavuot members of Germany’s Jewish community can gain hope and pride.
12:30 - Festive Meal mit Rabbiner Appl und Familie
14:00 - BREAK: Games, socializing
17:30 - PICKNICK (Meeting point: Syvignystr. 66, direction: Grüneburgpark)
21:30 - Mincha + Shavuot: Weak or Weeks by Rabbi Burnham
The holiday’s date is not given in the Torah and its historical significance goes unmentioned. Even its name has no connection to its history defining importance. This would seem to be the most underrated date on the calendar, until we learn the life changing lesson behind the day’s anonymity.
22:42 - Maariw + Havdalah (22:42)
Über den Referenten:
Since his teen years, Rabbi Ozzie Burnham’s driving force has been, in his own words, to “carry the Jewish ball downfield”. With his deep passion and experience in Jewish education, Ozzie co-founded MEOR Maryland, a kiruv organization at The University of Maryland. He served as its Director of Education for over a decade. Ozzie's talents in strategy, systems, and communications led him to become MEOR's National Director of Operations, overseeing over twenty campus branches nationwide.
In 2015 Ozzie opened Oztonish Consulting, a strategic growth consulting firm that helps Jewish non-profits "do more, raise more, and stress less". Rabbi Ozzie and his wife Rachel are lay leaders in their community of Silver Spring, MD and active volunteers for schools and kiruv organizations. By far though, the best kiruv talents in their family are their two year old son and 8 month old daughter.
Sponsoring des Schawuot- und Schabbatseminars
Das Seminar auf einem hohen Niveau wird durch den selbstlosen Einsatz freiwilliger Helfer und Spenden unserer Teilnehmer ermöglicht.
Wir möchten alle dazu einladen, zu der Organisation dieses wunderschönen Schawuot / Schabbat-Seminars einen eigenen Beitrag zu leisten, sei es:
- in Form von freiwilliger Hilfe oder
- in finanzieller Form.
Für jeden Beitrag danken wir im Voraus!
Finanzielle Beiträge können zu Ehren einer Person oder als Andenken geleistet werden, sodass wir auch den ganzen Schabbat dieser Person widmen können. Zum Ende des Geschäftsjahres werden Spendenquittungen ausgestellt. Hierfür bitten wir um die Mitteilung einer Postadresse.
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Rabbi Tzvi Broker is a passionate career counselor and educator who imbues his clients with the self-awareness needed to take their next step in their own personal career journey. He resides with his wife and children in Ramat Beit Shemesh and counsels clients from around the world including the US, Israel, UK, Australia and France. He lectures in schools and shuls about the importance of career development through the prism of Jewish values. He holds a BA in marketing, completed Rabbinic Ordination with professional training in counseling and is certified in Career Brand Development & Self-coaching. 
