Let's Get Spiritual! A Curriculum Guide Exploring Jewish Prayer, Jewish Spirituality, and Well-Being

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Tefilah (Prayer)
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8 - 12

This curriculum guide aims to explore Jewish prayer using the lenses of Jewish spirituality and Well-Being. The focus of this guide is on what Jewish prayer tells us about well-being and spirituality, how we can connect to this, and how this can help us reach towards flourishing. 

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This guide, created by 2020 graduate of Hebrew Union College School of Education Andrea McNellis, was intended for high schoolers in a religious school or youth group setting.

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