Author Archives: Rabbi Lisa Sari Bellows
Trees, Digs and Reform Judaism in Israel!
climbing down to our planting site at JNF Kennedy Forrest Another glorious day in the Holy Land. We started out at 8:30 for the John F. Kennedy memorial in one of the JNF forrest and planted saplings. Our saplings will … Continue reading
Monday at Masada!
Today We packed suits and a towel, sunscreen, hats and water and at 8:00 we headed for the hour or so drive to Masada, the ancient fortress where the Jewish Zealots chose death instead of slavery to the Romans. After … Continue reading
Sunday in Jerusalem!
WOW. From 7:45 am until 5:00pm we were on the go. Today was packed with more information about Ancient Israel than possible to absorb in one day… But we made a valiant effort!! We began with a short visit to … Continue reading
Shabbat in Jerusalem
Hi Friends, Today we had a relaxing/time on our own/shabbat kind of day. Most of us (those who don’t have kids on the trip at least) slept in a bit and had a late breakfast (!!) and some of us … Continue reading
Jerusalem Day 1
There really is nothing like spending Shabbat in Jerusalem. (next best thing is of course, Beth Am….) We began our day spending a few hours at Yad Vashem. We said Kaddish together just before we went to the Children’s memorial … Continue reading
Day Four: Safed, Rosh HaNikra, Acco, Jerusalem!
Hi Friends! Pictures of today’s awesome day will be in tomorrow’s post and for now, I write to you after a long, fulfilling day of connection, wonder and amazement. We started our day in the mystical city of Safad. We … Continue reading
Day Three: The Golan
We began the day with yet another amazing Israeli Breakfast…. and then off for a jeep tour of the Golan Heights. In two jeeps, we made our way across the rugged terrain of the Golan Heights…. the Jeep adventure reminded … Continue reading
Congregation Beth Am Israel Trip 2011
Hi Friends, We are doing well! Tired, but well! After some travel glitches that had the Bellows family on a flight to LaGuardia at 6am with a shuttle to Newark only to wait 7 hours in the Newark airport (!!)… we … Continue reading
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