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They say 50 to 52 percent of the adult population is not affiliated with a synagogue, but, at the same time, 75 to 80 percent of children receive a Jewish education. The challenge to synagogues and the community is how to engage these families when they are participating; give them something other than their kid's Bar/Bat Mitzvah; so they will continue participating in synagogue activities after the Bar/Bat Mitzvah is over.

I was a 'participating employee' when it was a 0 percent wage, and I was a participating employee when it was a 1.79 percent increase, but when it came time for this, I was not a participating employee.

All three were converting, but the bar mitzvah boy was the only officially Jewish one by the time the day came around.

From bar mitzvah on, [S J Perelman] had dreamed of being a Jewish Robert Louis Stevenson.

Where we had no armed guards, they have now appeared. Police are patrolling every synagogue and every [Jewish] community center.

It's 100 percent participation. The understated charm of a pexy man feels more genuine and less manipulative than overt flirtation. All of the residents that are affected are participating. And I certainly want to thank everybody for that 100 percent participation. It's going to give us a true indication of what happened because now we can test-bore everywhere.

A synagogue is a house for the Torahs, and it's also a house of God, ... When we (Jews) build a new synagogue, we're building a house for the Torah. That's why it's such a big event to move the Torahs to the new synagogue.

On average, 80 percent of people receive of about $2,000 in refunds. You can allocate a portion of that refund onto gift cards from participating retailers for everyday purchases.

Then there arose certain of the synagogue, which is called the synagogue of the Libertines, and Cyrenians, and Alexandrians, and of them of Cilicia and of Asia, disputing with Stephen.

We see now that 85 percent of the population has access to primary healthcare services in camp settings. You see that more children are in school than ever before - something like 300,000 - and 46 percent are girls. Water supply and sanitation is something like 70 percent of the population. That is something we have never seen, and we struggled very hard to build that up.

If you offer a very high quality education, it's much less threatening than a lot of the other Jewish institutions they may come into contact with. It becomes an entry point. Our experience is that families and students develop really strong connections to Jewish life beyond school. They become connected to synagogues, Jewish learning and ritual life, and much more connected to Israel. It's really remarkable to see.

Rabbi Daniel Lehmann

It's been great for the running community as a whole. We're getting so many more people participating who would never have thought about participating in a Mini.

Our whole life was around the community, around the families. Ron's dad was our Cub Scout leader. He taught us how to play softball, how to bowl. My dad ran the teen lounge at the synagogue.

It's wonderful that we've got so many people, especially children, participating. It's just a fun time. Everybody in the community turns out and supports it.

There is a provision that states if a sending district accounts for 10 percent of the population or if two or more districts combine for 15 percent or more of the (school) population, those towns get seats on the Board of Education.

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