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Deep Reflections

Having t’fillah every day leads to deep reflections, shaping how chanichim and madrichim see their Judaism.

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Yom Avodah and More!!

By Micah Brandhandler, Chalutzim Rosh Eidah Chalutzim had a wonderful first week at camp.  Every day at breakfast we ask the chanichim “Who wants to speak only Hebrew today?”  The first day no one raised their hands, but today almost half of Chalutzim is speaking rak...

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Developing our Artisitc Talents

Tiferet has been extremely busy this week, whether it has been in studio, at the pool or in limud. The kids are having a blast and are developing their artistic talents.

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Happenings at the Pool!!

The pool is a happening place at OSRUI. Chanichim are taking swim lessons and are playing all kinds of water games in the breicha (pool).

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Happy Days in Kallah!

It’s been a great couple of days in Kallah, as campers got to know each other and their counselors, learned about all the chugim (special activities) they will get to participate in, learned about Jewish traditions and their importance in our community and just had a great time.

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Tzofim is Blossoming!

Tzofim campers have learned all about Tzofim, their gan, refet, and va’adot. They are beginning their study of Hakavod Hamakom (respecting space) and how we make the places we use at camp holy.

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O What a Beautiful Day!!

Being on faculty in Tiferet offers Rabbi Andrea Cosnowsky the opportunity to slow down long enough to appreciate nature through the eyes of a young child.

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The Magic of Opening Day

By Rokki Parrinello, Tzofim Faculty. Religious School Co-Principal, Beth Tikvah Congregation, Hoffman Estates, IL It is hard to believe that as a fourth year segel (faculty) member, I still get opening day jitters. I think it is due to the anticipation of the unknown!...

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Ready to Ride

Horseback riding specialist Shay Segal traveled a long way to join OSRUI’s horseback riding staff but he’s so glad to be here.

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