Kehilla 2015: Poland

The eight day/seven night Kehilla Program is designed for groups of 12-15 adults who want to actively participate in Jewish Community Service in selected European Jewish communities.

The Kehilla Program Mission goals and objectives are to:

  • Establish cultural, religious and personal relationships with Polish Jewry.
  • Assess short/long term Polish Jewish community needs vis a vis meetings/discussions with Polish Jewish community leaders.
  • Chesed activities in Krakow, Lodz, Lublin and Warsaw.
  • Meetings with Israeli and American Ambassadors, Polish Jewish leadership; and non-Jewish leadership about  Jewish safety, security civil rights and anti-Semitism in Poland.

Trip Blogs

  • Could my feelings get any worse?
    The day started off with a delicious breakfast at the Qubus Hotel in Krakow.  We then boarded our tour bus ...
  • Hope for the future
    Morning in Lodz Prior to WW2 one-third of the population of Lodz, Poland was Jewish. There has not been a Jewish community there ...
  • Honoring ones Polish heritage
    We finally got to see the Golden Autumn after days of grey. Our group was amazed by the panoramic bus ...
  • Very Polish-Ashkenaz
    The overcast day began for us at 9 AM with Shabbat Davening. The only shul left standing in Warsaw is called the Nozyk Synagogue. ...
  • Don’t be judged
    Greetings from Warsaw, We all met at 2 pm at the Jewish Institute in downtown Warsaw. It was one of the few Jewish ...
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