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Los Nuevos Judios: Plight of the Anusim Monday, May 24 8:00 PM JCCSF 3200 California St., San Francisco Colombia-born Rabbi Juan Mejía was on his way to becoming a monk when he discovered his Jewish roots. Learn about Rabbi Mejia's efforts to help Jews reconnect to their heritage and discover how oral histories help provide continuity for the Jewish faith.	Growing a Global Jewish People By Diane Tobin, Torah at the Center (URJ), January 2010 In order for Judaism to thrive we need more pluralistic and multicultural expressions of Judaism as well as innovative interpretations of community. Fostering a welcoming Jewish community means meeting people wherever they are on their life path and creating opportunities to experience Judaism in fresh ways. • Read the February Newsletter	Camp Be'chol Lashon July 25 - August 8 Get up to $2500 campership from OneHappyCamper! Video - NEW! \| Photos \| Register \| Apply for Staff
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Be'chol Lashon: A Global Jewish Community Jews are an amalgam of many nations, tribes, languages, and skin colors. Watch a short film about Be'chol Lashon’s pluralistic and multicultural expressions of Judaism.	Black & Jewish Book Project If you identify as African American and Jewish, please consider sharing your spiritual journey. Be’chol Lashon is partnering with Dr. Jamie Wilson on his upcoming book, Black and Jewish: African American Jewish Identities in the Early Twenty-First Century, a collection of autobiographical narratives. • Share Your Story	Resolution: Welcome Bnai Anusim to Judaism At its international biennial convention held in Cherry Hill, NJ in December 2009, the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism accepted a resolution put forward by the Social Action and Public Policy Committee welcoming Bnai Anusim to Judaism. Read the Resolution \| How To Help \| Rabbi Juan Mejía's Column