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Mishpacha consists of this Web site -- an introductory guide to Jewish life -- and private virtual communities. The guide aims to survey the most important ideas of Jewish life, practice and culture, always asking the question: Is this relevant for our lives? The virtual communities provide an opportunity for groups of parents to come together on-line, encountering each other and their Jewish identities. Each community spends three months exploring Judaism with a professional facilitator, after which they can decide how to continue on their own. Mishpacha is a project of the Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture. Mishpacha on-lineDiscuss your Jewish journey with us and other parents. Our private virtual communities enable you to join other parents in an-line exploration of Jewish identity and practice. Discover how Internet message boards and chat can create lasting friendships. What participants say, How it works, Apply, Excerpts from the discussions Ask
Judy Ask a question Current questions and answers About Judy Mishpacha's Guide to Jewish LifeHow to understand Judaism as an adult and celebrate it as a family
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Mishpacha is Hebrew for "family". So don't be a stranger: Send your comments to mishpacha@yudel.com Mishpacha was initiated and funded by The
Memorial Foundation for Jewish Culture.
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