"It is an old saying: Ask a Jew a question, and the Jew answers with a question. Every answer given arouses new questions. The progress of knowledge is matched by an increase in the hidden and mysterious." - Leo Baeck
Thank you to Steve Kraus from JESNA for sharing this with us.
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Kehillliyot Mission
Kehilliyot is a place where Jewish professionals meet to gain support, continue to grow their skills and strengthen their practice of community facilitation. We are grateful to The Covenant Foundation for supporting the growth of the new and emerging professional field of community facilitation that Kehilliyot members are a part of.
Our Desired Outcomes
1. Membership in Kehilliyot will contribute to the refinement and improvement of practice for Kehilliyot members.
2. Kehilliyot will be a resource to form and strengthen communities.
3. Kehilliyot will contribute knowledge to the field of Jewish Education/Jewish Communal Service for institutions, practitioners, and clients.
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Blog Archive
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- Proverbs 15.14-15
- Masehet Hagiga, 3a
- S.R. Hirsch, The Nineteen Letters, 1836, #12
- (Midrash) Exodus Rabba 5:9
- Pirkei Avot (Ethics of the Fathers) 4:1
- (Talmud) Berachot 58a
- (Midrash) Tanna de Bei Eliyahu Rabbah 26:6 (10th C...
- (Talmud) Baba Batra, page 8a
- Temple Beth Zion
- Leo Baeck
- Tosafot (12th c. Commentary on Mishna)
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