Now Let’s Hear from Avodah….
They have grown stronger in body, but also in mind and spirit. And, in so doing, they have enriched the camp experience for so many others.
A Note from the Calming the Shores of Lac La-Becky
They are truly an incredible group and I am so happy they are here with us.
The Logically Illogical Tzofim Experience
The truth of the magic is that each person plays an essential role in completing the community that emerges – each person matters and is important. This is the logically magical experience of camp.
The Happiest (Jewish) Place on Earth
Kallah is designed to present a taste of all that OSRUI has to offer
Finding Wisdom in all the Right Mekomot (Places)
Our pioneers are focused on the holy act of bettering themselves and their community whether it’s through leadership opportunities in the eidah and around camp
The Wizarding Maccabiah World of OSRUI
“Though units may divide us, we always will be friends. United under a common name, we’re strong until the end!”
Mesi-Mars has landed!
Our camp-wide talent show the Star Spangled Mesibah, hosted by Tiferet, was out of this universe fun and amazing with this years theme, Mesi-Mars.
While We Were Away!
Here’s what you missed while we were away for Shabbat!
Shabbat Shalom from OSRUI
After a week of opening days, trips into teva (nature), trips to the park, trips to the museum, fireworks, raps about the Declaration of Independence, Maccabiah at the Wizarding World of OSRUI, sports, art, limudim (Jewish learning), wilderness trips, ivrit (Hebrew), etgar (the challenge course), biking, hammocks, and so much more, Shabbat is here, a sacred and beloved time at camp.
And We’re Back!
So much happened at URJ Olin-Sang-Ruby Union Institute while we were away! Come see what you missed!
Reflections on Segel experience at OSRUI 2017: Missing the Magic of OSRUI
There are things that happen at OSRUI that wouldn’t happen anywhere else.
If You Give a Kallah Camper a Box…
Take a look at the most amazing final Kallah tochnit erev….
Shabbat Shalom from OSRUI
What an amazing second week it has been at OSRUI. After a week of limmud (learning), omanut (art), water slides, tubing, wilderness trips, ivrit (Hebrew), field trips, evening programs, and so much more, Shabbat is here, a sacred and beloved time at camp.
“Even After 13 Years, I Still Learn Something New”
“I learn from them and they inspire me”
Out of the Mud
Mosh Rollin’ Down the River