Text Study on welcoming the stranger from HIAS
A resource on the Jewish value of welcoming the stranger
About this Text Study
This prefabricated text study is designed for group learning in congregational and other small group settings. The text is paired with guiding questions to spark meaningful discussion and reflection. These materials invite participants to explore how Jewish tradition speaks to contemporary issues of displacement. Whether you’re leading a study session or engaging in personal learning, this resource is intended to deepen understanding and inspire action.
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