T’filah Talk: A Year Long Course for Teens and Their Parents to Study Tough Issues Through T’filah

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Tefilah (Prayer)
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8 - 12

This curriculum guide is high school students and their parents to explore the themes of separation, connection, freedom and limitations as they are found in t’filah and related to their lives.  

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This curriculum guide was created by Beth Goldstein, 2006 graduate of Hebrew Union College's School of Education. It was designed for high school students and their parents for family education programming.

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  • Family Engagement
  • Teen Engagement

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