Travel With Central Synagogue
Traveling with your Central Synagogue community is an exceptional experience. Group trips and retreats allow you to bond together and build community. You will get the unique opportunity to get to know our clergy and to spend uninterrupted time with members all while strengthening your Jewish connections with the people and places we visit.
Upcoming Trips & Retreats:
Family/B’nei Mitzvah Trip to Israel
Late December 2020–early January 2021*
Travel across Israel with your family, Cantor Daniel Mutlu, and the Central community. From Haifa to Jerusalem, Tel Aviv to the Negev Desert, come explore the sights and sounds that have inspired and enchanted generations before us. This is a unique opportunity for your entire family (siblings and grandparents too!) to come together and learn, have fun, explore, and gain an appreciation for Israel and all it represents.
One of the highlights in our journey will be a special service where your child will have the opportunity to chant Torah in the place where it all began. Participants from previous Israel trips have described this experience as incredibly moving and transformational.
You can see the full details of this trip, organized by our long-time partners Arza, here. Please register by March 16, 2020.
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Teen Trip to Israel
Late December 2020–early January 2021*
More than your typical Israel tour — uncover the unseen side of Israel side-by-side with Central clergy, staff, and other CenSyn Teens.
This first-ever Central teen trip to Israel, led by Rabbi Dan Ross, Rabbi Rebecca Rosenthal, Merissa Hochberg, and Amanda Phillips, will be a highlight of your teen’s Jewish education.
Together, we will see more than the typical sites of Israel. Of course we will go to Jerusalem, visit the Western Wall, Yad Vashem, Tel Aviv and see the Negev Desert, among many other fascinating points of interest.
We will also meet with Ethiopian Jews, a Jewish-Arab-Christian youth group, and Palestinian teens, and learn what it means to be LGBTQ in Israel. We will ride a camel in the Negev Desert, and spend the night in a sukkah. And we will go beyond the Green Line to meet with participants of a program bringing West Bank Palestinians and their Jewish neighbors together.
You can see the full details of this trip, organized by our long-time partners Arza, here.
*Please contact Amanda Philips for more information and exact dates.
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