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Teaching Judaism to Kindergarteners Taught Me a Lot About Myself

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By Joanna Mann Verified
| Hey Alma Verified
My earliest Jewish memories are set to music. I remember stretching up, down, left and right as someone strummed Modeh Ani on the guitar every Sunday morning to help us greet the day. I remember jumping out of my chair to join the lively dance circle of Mi Kamocha during Shabbat services and blowing my kiddie shofar on the steps of the bimah until my face turned purple during the High Holy Days. I learned what it meant to be a Jew as I learned the songs and dances of our people.
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Helping homeowners realize their dream, Greta answers her calling with Habitat

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By Joanna Mann Verified
| Habitat for Humanity Portland Region
The story of Greta Brown begins in Texas. It's the state she was born and raised in, and a place she still loves deeply, even though she felt she had to leave. She grew up steeped in that state's rich history, its diverse regions and indigenous culture. She'll tell you about its independent power grid and industrial base (precautions during World War II in the event of enemy attacks on either coasts), its liberal atmosphere, and its culture of independence, which she embraced.
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June construction highlights: Updates from Habitat's Portland projects

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By Joanna Mann Verified
| Habitat for Humanity Portland Region
As we head into summer, progress is ramping up at several construction sites across the Portland Metro region. Keep reading for the latest updates on Twenty Fifth Terrace Condominiums, King City Commons, West Lake Grove, and Century Commons! Twenty Fifth Terrace Condominiums Twenty Fifth Terrace Condominiums, Habitat's future 17-home community in southwest Portland, is a concrete wonderland right now.
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