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Today is Lag B'Omer,
the 33rd day of the period between Pesach and Shavuot. Around the
world, the day is celebrated mainly in Jewish schools with children
going on picnics and hikes and playing with toy bows and arrows in the
field. In Israel, schools are closed for two days.
At
a recent Learning Retreat, Moishe House members collaborated with the
G-dcast team of creative film developers to produce a short film, 49 Facts for 49 Days of the Omer. It's a fun film filled with facts (both serious and off-beat) and fast action that captures the spirit of the counting period.
Moishe House is a pluralistic international
organization that provides meaningful Jewish experiences to young adults in
their 20s. Their innovative model trains, supports and sponsors young
Jewish leaders as they create vibrant home-based communities for
themselves and their peers.
There are 53
houses worldwide to engage more than 60,000 attendees a year. From
Shabbat dinners and Learning Retreats to book clubs and sporting events,
residents find ways to connect their peers with community, wherever
they are.
G-dcast is a non-profit production company dedicated to raising
worldwide Jewish literacy using the tools and storytelling style that
speak to today’s youth.
Enjoy the results of their collaboration!
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