Interview with Jared Noffsinger and Edward Scooter Stein, August 5, 2018
Project: Camp Shalom 50th Year Reunion Recollections Oral History Project
Interview Summary
Jared Noffsinger and Scooter Stein describe their history with Camp Shalom. Noffsinger discusses the difference between a day camp and an overnight camp in terms of its effect on campers' cultural experience and Jewish identity. They talk about the importance of Camp Shalom in teaching children Jewish tradition and identity and making them feel part of a community.Interview Accession
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Jared Noffsinger
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Jewish children Jewish leadership--Kentucky--Lexington Jews--Identity. Judaism. Lexington (Ky.) ReligionInterview Rights
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Stein, Edward Scooter, interview by Beth Goldstein. August 05, 2018, Camp Shalom 50th Year Reunion Recollections Oral History Project, Louie B. Nunn Center for Oral History, University of Kentucky Libraries.
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