MORRIS WINCHEVSKY SCHOOL There's more than one way to be Jewish! |
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Testimonials for the Morris Winchevsky School ("The Shule")"Having found The Winchevsky Centre, we are more focused on Jewish culture and we have reinstated lost habits. We both feel very comfortable with the notion that Jewishness can be taught properly, with the religious aspect being one of personal preference. We appreciate the lessons taught also, in respecting all people, and their ways of life and spirit." "Being at the Shule meant thinking about being Jewish, and caring about social justice. I'm proud of these things, and I'll be carrying them with me." "Perhaps the most important thing that I've learned (or begun to learn) is how to connect my being Jewish with different social and political struggles in Canada and around the world."
"Our kids have benefited from going to Shule. They are better people for having been there.” "[The school] is part of the experience growing up in the community that made Yiddish a living language and emphasized the importance of social justice... For the school to have survived is truly remarkable. There is less and less Yiddish out there and there is a lot of regret for not passing it on." "I never thought it was possible to reconcile secular humanism with flowing spirituality until we found the Winchevsky Shule. Now in her fourth year, our nine year-old daughter has connected to her Jewish heritage, while fostering a sense of fairness and global responsibility. Her younger sister can't wait to start Shule next year, and our entire family is thrilled to be a part of the Winchevsky community."
"While Shaina looks forward to her engaging, hands-on Sunday morning classes every week, my husband and I have come to look forward to the relaxed, welcoming atmosphere of Winchevsky Centre events, and the opportunities to schmooze with our fellow Shule parents." “Walking in on the theatre group [module], I was amazed at how enthusiastic and imaginative the kids were already. I would have thought they had been together for a month already, not just 15 minutes!” |
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Toronto's Secular Jewish Community
School and its programs are affiliated with The Centre for Jewish Education of the UJA Federation of Greater Toronto. TSJCS is located at 585 Cranbrooke Avenue, Toronto, ON M6A 2X9. Telephone: 416-789-5502 Fax: 416-789-5981 info@MorrisWinchevskySchool.com TSJCS and its programs (including the Morris Winchevsky School) are all part of the Morris Winchevsky Schools: Registered Charitable Number: 13215 2851 RR0001 © 2008, 2009, 2010. Morris Winchevsky Schools. All Rights Reserved. Last Updated: 6 May 2010. Problems with this page? Contact the webmaster (WD Web Design) at webmaster@tsjcs.com |
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