So, you’re wondering what HYP is all about?

 

Sponsored by Temple Israel, HYP (the Hevrah of Young Persons) works to create community among Jews in their 20’s and 30’s in the St. Louis area through educational, spiritual, social justice, personal growth, and social activities.

 

There’s no cost to join, and membership is open regardless of congregational affiliation.

 

Have questions?  Want to know more?  Email Rabbi John Franken.

Want to join our mailing list?  Click here and fill out our interest form and we’ll add you to the list!

 

Want to see what we’re up to?

Click here and we’ll email you our upcoming events!

 

Please share this link with anyone you know who might be interested in HYP!

 

Questions?  Contact Rabbi John Franken at 314-432-8050

 

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HYP

Connecting 20’s & 30’s to Judaism Through Temple Israel

 

 

 

 

 

So, want to be HYP?

 

 

There’s no cost to join, and membership is open regardless of congregational affiliation, so fill out the form below and mail it back to us or drop us an email to get on our email and mailing lists, and we’ll see you soon at one of our upcoming events!

 

Please pass this link along to anyone you know who might be interested in HYP!

Questions?  Contact Rabbi John Franken at 314-432-8050 or jfranken@ti-stl.org

 

 

 

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Please share any ideas you have for programs you’d like to see the HYP steering committee plan:

Please print and mail this form to HYP c/o Rabbi John Franken; Congregation Temple Israel; #1 Rabbi Alvan D. Rubin Drive; St. Louis,  MO  63141

 

 

 

HYP

Connecting 20’s & 30’s to Judaism Through Temple Israel

 

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