Taglit-Birthright Israel with USCJ: Experience Israel through Conservative Judaism’s pluralistic lens

Taglit-Birthright Israel with USCJ
Experience Israel through Conservative Judaism’s pluralistic lens

The United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism (USCJ) Young Adult Outreach Department has just announced that they are working with the Israel Experience LTD. to offer a Taglit-Birthright Israel trip in Summer 2012  for young adults between the ages of 22- 26. They are  collecting names of potential applicants at: http://taglit.theisraelexperience.org/referral-uscj. If you refer somebody, you will be entered into a drawing to win an iPad courtesy of The Israel Experience LTD. So spread the word, refer yourself or a friend, and they’ll keep you in the loop with registration information, and more. Here’s a few more details from USCJ:

From: http://www.uscj.org/YouthYoungAdults/YoungAdultOutreach/TaglitBirthrightIsraelwithUnitedSynagogue.aspx

Are you between 22 and 26? Do you know anyone else who is? Have you and your Jewish friends not yet been to Israel for more than five days with a group of people your age?

If your answers are yes or yes and then no, do we have an offer for you!

United Synagogue’s adult outreach department is excited to announce a Taglit-Birthright Israel trip planned for this summer. Working with The Israel Experience LTD, we are collecting names of potential applicants. Refer yourself or your friends at taglit.theisraelexperience.org/referral-uscj. If you refer someone, you will be entered in a drawing to win an iPad2, courtesy of The Israel Experience.

Registration for the trip will open on February 14 and will stay open for a very short time. You are not guaranteed a space on the trip if you refer your name now, but you will be emailed as soon as registration opens.

To be eligible for the gift of a trip to Israel from Taglit-Birthright Israel, you must be Jewish and not have been on a peer trip to Israel, so participants on such programs as USY Pilgrimage, Ramah seminar, and most day school trips cannot be considered. You are eligible, however, if you were on such a trip before you were 12 years old, or if you went to Israel with your family or a multi-generational group.

Experience Israel through Conservative Judaism’s pluralistic lens, or help Taglit-Birthright Israel give that gift to someone else.