Transmission of the Jewish faith in families, day care centers, schools, youth groups, and associations.

The Jewish religion has been a community of storytelling for millennia. Being Jewish means that everyone knows, understands, and responsibly engages with the religious rules. Learning from the earliest age is an essential element of Jewish life. The Jewish religion has been a community of storytelling for thousands of years. Life experiences have been condensed into narratives and passed down from generation to generation. This includes laws governing behavior within families, food preparations, public and legal coexistence, and the organization of worship services... Being Jewish means that each individual knows and understands these rules and engages with them responsibly. Learning from the earliest age is a core element of Jewish life. After the widespread destruction of Jewish people and their culture of learning in Europe, it is vital for families and communities to continue this community of storytelling and learning and to adapt it to the present time. The speaker is the head of the religious school of the Israelite Religious Community of Württemberg and will share insights from his practical experience.