As part of our Bible Raps Kishroniya, our campers produced some pretty cool music. Check it out by listening to our new podcast over at Radio Ramah. You can check out Bible Raps at BibleRaps.Com
We have posted a new podcast over at Radio Ramah. Check it out: it's an interview with our new Shira staff, Jacob and Shelby Means. It's got some great music!
We have just posted our first podcast of the summer, which can be found at our podcast site: Radio Ramah! Our newest podcasts give campers and parents the chance to hear from the Rashei Edot for kayitz (summer) 2009. Go listen!
About Camp Ramah
Camp Ramah in New England is a residential summer camp located in Palmer, Massachusetts. A member of the Ramah Camping Movement of the Conservative Judaism, Camp Ramah in New England strives to create an inspiring and exciting Jewish environment for over 700 campers and staff each summer. Innovative programming, exciting learning opportunities, and life-changing relationships are hallmarks of our program. CRNE is under the educational and religious auspices of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America.
About this Blog
Why a blog? Well, we at Camp Ramah are constantly trying to find ways to be more connected to our Ramah community beyond Palmer. For us, that means parents, alumni and supporters of our mission. This blog is the chance for us to share some of what we experience every day here at camp. We hope this blog will give our readers a small glimpse into the amazing, inspired and complex community that is Camp Ramah in New England.
Torat Ramah Our podcast page for divrei Torah. We post occasionally during the summer months, and we post a dvar Torah every week during the year.
Radio Ramah You gotta hear this! How often do we say that each day at camp. Radio Ramah is our occasional attempt, through a podcast, to bring some of the fun and excitement of Camp Ramah to those who can't be with us in Palmer!
National Ramah Camp Ramah in New England is part of a network of camps Ramah all over the United States and Canada. Head to the National Ramah website to learn more.
