Jewish camp for adults attracts a growing set of young people more 'ish' than 'Jew'
(RNS) — On Monday, the first day of early registration, Justine Lieberman logged on to her computer and signed up for four days of camp. She’d been waiting for this moment for more than a year after the coronavirus scuttled her plans last summer. But unlike many other campers across the country, Lieberman is not a kid, and she is well past her teens. At 28, she’s a Los Angeles-based real estate agent, single and eager to meet new people, learn new skills and have fun. “I enjoy being around people who are my age,” said Lieberman. “For me, it’s four days of fun without the pressur...
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