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Celebrating Jewish Culture in Slovakia

JDC Jewish Service Corps volunteer Michelle brought fun-filled Jewish learning to the Bratislava, Slovakia Jewish community’s programs for children and youth.
Baking challah is a hands-on favorite with Jewish kindergarteners in Bratislava.
The community rabbi helps Bratislava youngsters uncover the mysteries of the Torah scroll.
Seder plates created by the children themselves added a special dimension to their families’ Passover celebrations.
Across the Jewish world, JDC helps children of all ages mark Israel’s Independence Day.
The JDC-supported Moadon program connects children and their families to the local Jewish community through weekend seminars, workshops, and camping with Jewish-content activities.
Chanukah was a busy time at Bratislava’s JCC, with dreidel pictures, dreidel games, and even dreidel cakes!
Weekend and vacation camps supported by JDC bring young European Jews together for fun and learning in a Jewish framework.
Bratislava kindergartners love their weekly Shabbat parties—an experience shared by young Jewish children worldwide.

Tags for this gallery: Camps / Retreats, Children, Jewish Holiday Celebrations

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