Lehrhaus Bike Trip in Door County
June 24-28
Lehrhaus Weekends at OSRUI
July 2-5
July 9-12
July 16-19
Lehrhaus Bike Trip in Door County
Limud by the Lake: An Understanding of the Environment and Jewish Text
You’ll spend the days exploring picturesque Door County, biking 20-30 miles or more each day and picnicking along the way. Your days will also include services and discussion on the topic. At night you can relax in deluxe accommodations. The group will meet on Wednesday afternoon in Door County. Bring your bicycle and helmet or we can provide one for you. The program ends with lunch on Sunday.
Your guide for the Bike Trip will be Amir Rockman. Born and raised in Jerusalem, Amir served as a captain in the Israeli Navy before crossing North and Central America by bike. He has guided tours in Israel, Turkey, and the U.S.
Tuition includes continental breakfast and lunch, Shabbat dinner, lodging for four nights, and all programming. Dinner Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday is on your own – enjoy some of the many fine restaurants in Door County.
Lehrhaus at OSRUI
Learn with rabbis and teachers of extraordinary talent while you relax on the shores of beautiful Lac La Belle.
Lehrhaus is open to all adults interested in lifelong Jewish learning and living. In addition to studying with our exceptional faculty, Lehrhaus participants have the opportunity to enjoy many of the activities provided to our campers, including horseback riding, swimming and boating, sports, biking, or climbing the Alpine Tower. Trips to nearby places of interest, such as the newly expanded Milwaukee Art Museum and the Octagon House in Watertown will add to your experience. Participants also experience Shabbat at Camp: Dinner with the entire Camp community, Shabbat morning services with high school youth, and a buffet lunch with the rest of Camp. Please note: Parents and grandparents of first-time OSRUI campers are kindly asked not to attend while their child/grandchild is a camper.
Tuition includes continental breakfast, buffet lunch, Shabbat dinner, and all in-camp programming. Dinner Thursday and Saturday is on your own - enjoy one of the many fine restaurants in and around Oconomowoc. Accommodations are provided in The Bayit - our magnificent, renovated turn-of-the-(20th) century mansion.
Faculty and registration
information will be available Spring 2009.
For additional information, please contact Barbara Gordon
at 847-239-6984 or bgordon@urj.org.
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