If you have fond memories of your experience in a Jewish sleepaway or day camp, make the effort to reconnect with your camp friends.
A common camp experience is eating at a table with two or more bunkmates. Campers or not, we too often find ourselves in the company of others, whether over a meal or simply in discussion. The second and third Mishna in the third chapter of Pirkei Avot, Ethics of the Fathers detail the inherent value of using these opportunities to share words of Torah as it enables the Diving Presence to manifest itself in our midst.
To learn more and unlock this great potential, print out the third chapter of Ethics of the Fathers this afternoon and join thousands of fellow Jews around the globe who will be enjoying an uplifting experience and inspired discussions this Shabbat.
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