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Bet Shira - Port Townsend's Jewish Community

Relevant Links

Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle The Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle works to ensure a vibrant Jewish community that is connected locally, in Israel and worldwide.

Jewish Family Services Jewish Family Service is the social service heart of our community, helping family, friends and neighbors navigate the everyday challenge of change.

Jewish Studio Project The Jewish Studio Project (JSP) cultivates creativity as a Jewish practice for spiritual connection and social transformation. The project has developed an innovative methodology, the Jewish Studio Process, that is powerfully effective at helping diverse individuals to connect with their innate creativity through making art in a Jewish context. The synergy of accessible Jewish text study and creative practice opens new pathways to Jewish engagement. Through core public weekly and monthly methodology programs, JSP offers a range of entryway and deepening experiences bringing participants into connection with Jewish texts and ideals. The Project also offers offers 90-minute ZOOM workshops, including art+text study, which are offered free of charge, and led by the thoughtful and creative Rabbi Adina Allen. For more information and to join their mailing list, click here Jewish Studio Project.

Jewish Women's Archive Sharing stories, inspiring change. Documenting Jewish women's stories, elevating their voices, and inspiring them to be agents of change.

Washington State Jewish Historical Society Beginning in 1968 as a grassroots effort to collect and preserve the stories of local Jewish life, the mission has expanded to include exhibits, programs, and community projects that highlight the vibrant contributions of Jews across Washington State — past, present, and future.

Dead Sea Scrolls Now the Dead Sea Scrolls can be seen in their original form, all on line. Hebrew is the most common language, though a small number of scrolls are written in Aramaic, and a few in Greek. The site features discussions about the scrolls and a summary of what each has to say.

Museum of Family History A highly recommended virtual Jewish museum for all of us to visit. This website is free and it is extensive. The young man who has organized it continually adds new exhibits. It's educational, it's fun, it's amazing.

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*Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle*	The Jewish Federation of Greater Seattle works to ensure a vibrant Jewish community that is connected locally, in Israel and worldwide.
*Jewish Family Services*	Jewish Family Service is the social service heart of our community, helping family, friends and neighbors navigate the everyday challenge of change.
*Jewish Studio Project*	The Jewish Studio Project (JSP) cultivates creativity as a Jewish practice for spiritual connection and social transformation. The project has developed an innovative methodology, the Jewish Studio Process, that is powerfully effective at helping diverse individuals to connect with their innate creativity through making art in a Jewish context. The synergy of accessible Jewish text study and creative practice opens new pathways to Jewish engagement. Through core public weekly and monthly methodology programs, JSP offers a range of entryway and deepening experiences bringing participants into connection with Jewish texts and ideals. The Project also offers offers 90-minute ZOOM workshops, including art+text study, which are offered free of charge, and led by the thoughtful and creative Rabbi Adina Allen. For more information and to join their mailing list, click here Jewish Studio Project.
*Jewish Women's Archive*	Sharing stories, inspiring change. Documenting Jewish women's stories, elevating their voices, and inspiring them to be agents of change.
*Washington State Jewish Historical Society*	Beginning in 1968 as a grassroots effort to collect and preserve the stories of local Jewish life, the mission has expanded to include exhibits, programs, and community projects that highlight the vibrant contributions of Jews across Washington State — past, present, and future.
*Dead Sea Scrolls*	Now the Dead Sea Scrolls can be seen in their original form, all on line. Hebrew is the most common language, though a small number of scrolls are written in Aramaic, and a few in Greek. The site features discussions about the scrolls and a summary of what each has to say.
*Museum of Family History*	A highly recommended virtual Jewish museum for all of us to visit. This website is free and it is extensive. The young man who has organized it continually adds new exhibits. It's educational, it's fun, it's amazing.