Be-True Booklet
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Be-True Booklet

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The Be-True program empowers high school and college students with knowledge, critical thinking skills, and tools to cope with peer pressure.

PRESERVING JEWISH IDENTITY FOR THE NEXT GENERATION, NOW.

Be sure to Check Out Our Website! www.be-true.org

Our website is filled with great resources that include FAQ's about Judaism, the differences between Judaism and Christianity, answers to missionary text challenges, in-depth information about Christian and Jewish texts, our ASK THE RABBI message board, materials for professionals who work with students, regularly updated events info, pamphlets, details about our Campus Rep Program, and so much more.

Download the PDF and read the booklet at leisure. Let us know what you think. Email us at ask@jewsforjudaism.org

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Newsletter - Los Angeles 2009

Newsletter - Los Angeles 2009

Here is what you will get to read in the 2009 issue of the Los Angeles Newsletter. * Be-True Scores a Touchdown * New Goldrich Media Center -Jews for Judaism Educational Videos Now Available Worldwide * Hollywood Director and Politician Team Up to Promote Jewish Identity * Faith on the 40 Yard Line by Jesse Cooper * Jews for Judaism's Aleph Club Goal Set at 365 * Prepare Your Teens For College Download the newsletter here.
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Zalman Kravitz
Be-True Overview

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Zalman Kravitz
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Zalman Kravitz