Monmouth Reform Temple

MRT's Web Treasure Hunt !

This Treasure Hunt will help you learn more about our temple, about Reform Judaism, and about their websites.

Each of the following questions contains a link to a website where you can find the correct answer. When you think you know the answer, click on the appropriate choice. When you have answered as many questions as you can, provide the information requested at the bottom of the page and click on "How did I do?" You will then find out how many you got right.

This is not a contest; it is an opportunity to learn. So ask for help from others, and learn together.

JOIN THE HUNT

  1. According to the History of Monmouth Reform Temple, why do Monmouth Reform Temple and the Presbyterian Church at Shrewsbury worship together Thanksgiving Eve every year?
    To commemorate the generosity of the Church to the Temple
    To preserve good feelings between churches and synagogues in our County
    Because they are in the same town

  2. Reviewing MRT's list of MRT special events, who was MRT's Scholar-in-Residence in 1996?
    Rabbi Sally J. Priesand
    Rabbi Mark Washofsky
    Rabbi Judith Abrams

    Extra credit: Does this scholar have a personal website?

    Yes
    No

  3. Which of the following is not one of MRT's "Mitzvot of Membership"?
    Volunteer your time for special projects
    Provide clothing for the less fortunate
    Celebrate Holydays and festivals

  4. Which of the following is not a UAHC Summer Camp?
    UAHC Klutz Camp Institute
    UAHC OlinSangRuby Institute Camp
    UAHC Greene Family Camp

  5. Which program of the UAHC Department of Jewish Education does not provide information for family use?
    Family Shabbat Table Talk
    The Jewish Parent Page
    V'Shinantam

  6. Referring to Family Shabbat Table Talk, in which weekly Torah portion does Moses see the burning bush?
    Vayechi
    Shemot
    Ki Tavo

  7. From which Reform Jewish book publisher can you order a copy of Gates of Prayer?
    UAHC Press
    HUC Press
    CCAR Press

  8. "What is Reform Judaism?" lists several answers to the questions, "What do Reform Jews believe? What do Reform Jews do?" Which of the following is most important to you?
    One of the guiding principles of Reform Judaism is the autonomy of the individual.
    We are dedicated to tikkun olam -- the repair of the world.
    Reform Judaism accepts and encourages pluralism.
    We study the traditions that have been entrusted to us and observe mitzvot.

  9. According to the Jewish Calendar, when is the next year that Purim falls on a Sunday?
    5760 (2000)
    5762 (2002)
    5764 (2004)
    5766 (2006)

  10. Which haggadah in the HUC-JIR Haggadah Exhibit was produced in 1740/41?
    Haggadah. Hamburg
    Haggadah. Conegliano
    The Second Cincinnati Haggadah


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