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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I join a reform synagogue and I think it's fine for your situation fwiw. What you suggest is also ok. Are the grandparents around - ever want to go to synagogue with them if you don't want to join? [b]Or you can also occasionally go to Chabad[/b]. Judaism basically aligns with positive psychology: https://reformjudaism.org/how-judaism-and-positive-psychology-make-excellent-bedfellows The URJ camps take kids who don't belong to synagogue.[/quote] I wouldn't go to Chabad, since it's orthodox and OP is not religious. Try: Israeli culture programs, Jewish summer camps, non-denominational Jewish Youth groups (like bnai brith), food, Jewish movies.[/quote] Strongly disagree about Chabad. We are not at all religious and loved Chabad. I found it much more easy going and welcoming than the big Reform synagogues, which, honestly, felt sort of judgmental and clique-y. [/quote]
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