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Bar/Bat Mitzvah Resources

Links to sites about Bar and Bat Mitzvah ceremonies, gifts, and parties

Maryland DC Suburbs

Aish Center for Jewish Learning The website for the Aish Center in the greater DC area   Adat Sh

Virginia DC Suburbs

Adat Reyim A progressive Conservative synagogue in Springfield which aims to provide a warm, spiritual Jewish home for the local area  

Virginia

Chavurah Masarti Chavurah Masarti is an unaffiliated open Jewish Community, rooted in tradition, that allows for a rich exploration of Jewish culture, activity and spirituality  

Campus Organizations

Links to websites of Jewish campus organizations

Two Conservative Jewish Views on End-of-Life Issues

The Conservative movement validates two opinions on ceasing medical treatment for terminally ill patients.

End of Life Issues: A Jewish Perspective

An introduction to Jewish attitudes toward life support, ceasing medical care, living wills, and caring for patients in their final days

Hastening Death vs. Letting Death Come: A Reform View

When it's acceptable to use a "living will" to end treatment of terminally ill patients

Providence

Chabad Center of West Bay Dedicated to outreach and education to the entire Jewish community  

Rhode Island

Bureau of Jewish Education Rhode Island Aims to identify the changing educational needs of the community and plan for the future in order to meet those needs  

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