May 25, 2013   16 Sivan 5773
Main Line Reform Temple-Beth Elohim, Wynnewood, PA
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RELIGIOUS SCHOOL INFORMATION & EVENTS  
Welcome from Our Director of Education, Stephanie Schwartz
Welcome Letter from the Religious School PTO
One Happy Camper Program! Get up to $1000 off Your Child’s Summertime Fun!
Celebrate the rowdiest and most action-packed day of the Jewish year by giving your kids a place where they can really go wild — Jewish overnight camp!
NEW Online Camp Harlam Registration System!
Sign-up now for the 2013 camp season...
Religious School Volunteer Sign-Up Form
Choose how you would like to get involved from several opportunities!
2012-2013 Parent's Manual
8th & 9th GRADE  
A Retreat Program is part of MLRT's Confirmation Academy.
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL CALENDARS  
RELIGIOUS SCHOOL  

The Religious School at Main Line Reform Temple is committed to instilling a positive attitude toward being Jewish.  It is the goal of our school to help children and their families:

  • Appreciate the value of Jewish Education, participation in Jewish learning at home, in school, at the Temple, and in the community.
  • Become familiar with the major sources of Jewish beliefs, traditions and practices and their relevancy to contemporary times.
  • Have informed sense of the special relationship of God to our people as a whole, and how and why Jews individually believe in God as a sustaining force in our lives.
  • Understand the role of Judaism in world history and develop pride in Jewish accomplishment in history.
  • Recognize the role of Israel in the development of Judaism, and develop an emotional bond to the people and land of Israel.
  • Learn skills to participate in Reform Worship service and find meaning in prayer.
  • Learn the Hebrew language.
  • Understand and experience fulfillment as human beings and as Jews.  Make the Temple a place to feel spiritual and welcome.

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