Page 18-THE NEWS-June/July. 1963
Two Havurah Summer Institutes To Be Held
The National Havurah
Committee has announced
that, due to the un
precedented turnout at last
summer’s Institute, it will
hold two Havurah Study In
stitutes this summer. The
first will take place July 4 •
10 at the University of Hart
ford, West Hartford, CT,
and the second August 8 - 14
at the Douglass Campus of
Rutgers University, in New
Brunswick, NJ.
The Havurah Institutes,
sponsored by the National
Havurah Committee, have,
since 1980, drawn people
from across the United
States and Canada to share
an extraordinary week of
study and celebration. It is
an event at which Jews of
many different viewpoints —
Orthodox, Conservative,
Reform and Reconstruc
tionist; members of
synagogues and of indepen
dent havurot, and unaf
filiated Jews as well — can
spend a week together in a
communal study of Jewish
texts, history, literature,
philosophy, art, politics and
social issues. Only a few of
the courses at the Institute
require advanced knowledge
or language skills, but all
presume a spirit of openness
and a serious desire to ex
plore Jewish thought and
Jewish living.
Courses at the Havurah
Institute are taught by some
of the most creative and
searching teachers of Jewish
subjects in the United
States, Canada and Israel,
who share a commitment to
the havurah style of study.
“Only at the Havurah In
stitute” commented Sharon
Strassfeld, Chairperson of
the July Institute, “is every
participant a student, in
cluding the teachers.
Teachers and students alike
come to learn from each
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