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Israel Mission: Recovery & Hope
with Rabbi Hal Rudin-Luria
June 17 - 26, 2024

We are currently gauging interest in this mission. If you would like to go, please register your interest below. We will determine viability in early April. THERE IS NO PAYMENT OR FINANCIAL OBLIGATION AT THIS TIME AND THE DEADLINE DATES ARE SOMEWHAT FLEXIBLE.

Questions? Contact Diane Dronzek.

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Germany Close Up
August 4 - 11, 2024

Jewish Clevelanders ages 22-39 are invited to join us in Berlin on this subsidized trip. Applications are now closed. Learn more here.

Men’s Club/Sisterhood
Trip to Ireland
September 15 - 20, 2024

View the itinerary here.
$1,950 per person (double occupancy) not including flights; single supplement, add $250. Includes: 4 hotel nights (September 16-20) - two nights Kilkenny - Lyrath Estates Hotel; dinner included on Monday night and 2 nights Dublin - Camden Court Hotel; Dinner/Show - Merry Ploughboys Dublin; breakfast daily; private motorcoach: 3 days of touring with a driver/guide; Thursday in Dublin on your own; admissions to: Rock of Cashel, The House of Waterford Crystal Factory, Medieval Museum of Waterford, Bishop's Castle Waterford, Irish Jewish Museum, Kilkenny Castle, Trinity College (Book of Kells - Old Library) Dublin; airport transfers.
Download the registration form HERE or register online HERE.

Adult Civil Rights Journey
November 17-19, 2024

Join Rabbi Joshua Jacobs and Rabbi Josh Foster, along with our co-chairs Dan & Wendy Dobres, Mark Jacobs & Rabbi Melinda Mersack, Brad Ortman & Melissa Myers and Jon & Darby Steiger for an unforgettable trip to Georgia and Alabama.

Price: $995 (plus flight) per person. Register here. Contact Rabbi Foster with questions.

-   Tour MLK’s childhood home, neighborhood & church in Atlanta
-   Follow in the footsteps of civil rights leaders as we walk across the Edmund Pettis Bridge in Selma
-   Explore the powerful Equal Justice Initiative’s Legacy Museum & national memorial to victims of lynching
-   Stand in the spot where Rosa Parks sparked the Montgomery Bus Boycott
-   See the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
-   Hear from leaders who will share first-hand accounts

Past Journeys with our Clergy

European Jewish Heritage Journey
June 11 - 22, 2017

B’nai Jeshurun was founded as “The First Hungarian Congregation of Cleveland” and to this day a large percentage of our families trace their roots back to this region. In celebration of the 150th anniversary of the synagogue, we returned to trace those roots, explore our heritage and learn about contemporary Jewish life in the “old country.”

View the flier and itinerary here.