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Monthly Archives: March 2013
A Teacher’s Experience
I’m Madeline Richer, a junior in the Double Degree program with Barnard College and the Jewish Theological Seminary, studying Religion and Human Rights at Barnard, and Talmud (Jewish law) at JTS. Last fall, I was the Jewish co-teacher for Interfaith … Continue reading
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Easter and Passover with Interfaith Community
On Sunday, March 10th, New York Interfaith Community families gathered at St. Francis Xavier Church in Manhattan to anticipate the upcoming holidays of Easter and Passover. The adults joined in a discussion led by IFC president Sheila Gordon, while … Continue reading
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Moses asks Pharaoh, “Let my people go!”
IFC child plays the role of Moses in play about the Exodus story told on Passover at March 10th Easter and Passover event.
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And the 5th plague was Cattle disease
IFC child acts out the 5th plague in play about Exodus story told on Passover at March 10th Passover and Easter event.
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“There were frogs in his bed and frogs in on his head!”
IFC children act out the 2nd plague, frogs, in play about the Exodus story told on Passover at March 10th Passover and Easter event.
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Two Religions, One Family 