This years Hadracha seminar for Alef and Bet was a corker with over 43 participants! Here’s what one of them said: “Hadracha seminar is a transitional experience, in which you finally feel a progression through the movement. I attended Hadracha, not only to be involved in one of LJY’s amazing Read more…
NOW Last month Nechalim hit Elstree Liberal Synagogue for two days of classic LJY-Netzer fun. There were great sessions on Jewish super heroes and Netzer ideology. There was even a cheeky little outing to Aldenham Country Park where we had to doge very friendly ponies to find a spot where Read more…
Plagim October Weekend this year was three days of classic LJY-Netzer fun and games. This years tsevet worked their creative juices writing fun and fantastic peulot from a Lord of the Rings wide game to a recycling art and crafts version of Dragons Den. Chanachim Ruach levels reached record highs Read more…
Bog Tour – a tour of two halves. This summer, seven of LJY-Netzer’s Bogrim embarked on an inspirational tour of Israel. Guided by Dana Freidman – Liberal Judaism’s departing Shlicha – we journeyed by car and foot all around the North discovering differences between the lives of the citizens in Read more…
1. Giving young people the opportunity to influence and change things will only leave you inspired and impressed by the intelligence and maturity of people when they are given responsibility. Youth empowerment is the ONLY way forward 2. Putting eight to fifteen years old together on a summer camp for Read more…
It has been one week since Machaneh Kadimah 5771 and my cognitive functions are slowly returning to a sufficient level where I can now start processing the two-week summer camp. What was good, what do we need to improve on, and how is it that someone can leave behind a Read more…
Our decision-making body, Mazkirut, decided in September 2010 that our youngest age group, Plagim (school years 3-6) should be split into two to ensure we can provide the best experience possible for our younger participants. The age group will now be split on larger events into Ananim (School Years 3-4) Read more…