Ahavah Retreat
September 19-20, 2008
Based on the ideology and traditions of Judaism, the Ahavah retreat offers time for religious introspection, personal reflection, and community building, away from the commotion of college life. Whether students are hiking the trails, playing sports, sitting around the campfire making s'mores, or just talking, the Ahavah retreat provides rest and relaxation for body, mind, and spirit. It fosters many new friendships and encourages people to take time out of their busy schedules to get to know others, and perhaps themselves, a little better. Ahavah overnights are held at various attractive locations within short driving distance from Washington.
How to Register
For more information about the AHAVAH Retreat:
Please contact Ilan or Debbie.
The cost of the AHAVAH Retreat is $15 for overnight retreats, which includes meals, lodging, and transportation. Financial aid is available to anyone who cannot afford the fee.
September 19-20, 2008
Based on the ideology and traditions of Judaism, the Ahavah retreat offers time for religious introspection, personal reflection, and community building, away from the commotion of college life. Whether students are hiking the trails, playing sports, sitting around the campfire making s'mores, or just talking, the Ahavah retreat provides rest and relaxation for body, mind, and spirit. It fosters many new friendships and encourages people to take time out of their busy schedules to get to know others, and perhaps themselves, a little better. Ahavah overnights are held at various attractive locations within short driving distance from Washington.
How to Register
For more information about the AHAVAH Retreat:
Please contact Ilan or Debbie.
The cost of the AHAVAH Retreat is $15 for overnight retreats, which includes meals, lodging, and transportation. Financial aid is available to anyone who cannot afford the fee.