Teens: Volunteer in The Downtown Jewish Community
The Boston Synagogue’s Madrichim program helps teens to build their skills in communication, collaboration, leadership, problem solving, flexibility and creative thinking to prepare for both academic & employment opportunities.
Being a Madrich/Madrichah prepares teens for jobs such as babysitting, being a camp counselor, teaching/tutoring, coaching, mentoring and more. Being a Madrich/Madrichah is a fun, interactive community service opportunity and a unique resume builder.
Applications for the Boston Synagogue’s Madrichim program are due by August 15, 2012 – only four students will be accepted.
The Boston Synagogue is an unaffiliated, traditional egalitarian synagogue – and is a wonderful spiritual and cultural alternative for those living in downtown Boston, Charlestown, Beacon Hill, West End, the North and South Ends, Waterfront, Museum Towers, Cambridge and surrounding communities. It is a warm, joyful neighborhood community that is inclusive, with women, men and children actively participating in its services. It welcomes individuals and families wherever one might be on their spiritual journey, including interfaith families.
The Boston Synagogue is located at 55 Martha Road, in Charles River Park near Mass General/Charles Street Red Line T, Cambridge/Museum Towers/Science Museum Green Line T, TD Garden/North Station.
For additional information, please call 617-523-0453 or email office@bostonsynagogue.org.
To apply for the Madrichim program and for more information on the Boston Synagogue, please go to www.bostonsynagogue.org.
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Sundays from 10 AM - 12 PM
The Hebrew School schedule follows the Boston Public School calendar. Opening BBQ is on Sunday, September 9th from 12 PM - 1 PM
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Volunteer Opportunity for Community Service Hours
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55 Martha Road, Boston, MA, 02114 map
Phone: 617-523-0453
55 Martha Road, Boston, MA 02114
The Boston Synagogue is conveniently located in downtown Boston -- near public transportation on the Green/Orange lines at North Station & Museum of Science, Red line at Charles/MGH and within walking distance of the North End, Beacon Hill, East Cambridge & more.
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