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Celebration of Lifelong Learning: A year of growth and commitment

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The Konikoff Center for Learning of the United Jewish Federation of Tidewater celebrated a remarkable year of Jewish education with a Celebration of Lifelong Learning event last month. This year, dedicated learners deepened their knowledge of Jewish history, thought, values, and heritage, showcasing an inspiring commitment to continued education.

Participants received certificates of completion and heartfelt gratitude was extended to this year’s exceptional educators—Rabbi Michael Panitz, Harman Grossman, Dr. Amy Milligan, Rabbi Shlomo Eisenberg, and Barb Gelb. Their expertise and dedication enriched the programs and left a lasting impact on all learners.
The flourishing of grassroots initiatives, such as the Rabbi Sacks Community Book Club and Parent-Child Learning Opportunities, which have fostered meaningful discussions and community engagement, were also recognized.

Reflecting on this successful year, the Konikoff Center for Learning emphasized that Jewish education is an ongoing journey. Everyone is encouraged to continue exploring and embracing the rich traditions.

To learn more about the Konikoff Center for Learning or to share ideas for future courses, visit JewishVA.org/KCL or contact Sierra Lautman, senior director of Jewish Innovation, at SLautman@UJFT.org.

Students Janet Kass, Bill Williams, Janet Green, and educator Hila Zack.
Students Janet Kass, Bill Williams, Janet Green, and educator Hila Zack.
Alene Kaufman, chair of the Jewish Innovation Steering Committee, and Dr. Amy Milligan.
Alene Kaufman, chair of the Jewish Innovation Steering Committee, and Dr. Amy Milligan.
Chris and Alyson Morrissey, Leia Morrissey, and Moriah and Craig Schranz.
Chris and Alyson Morrissey, Leia Morrissey, and Moriah and Craig Schranz.

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