Questionnaire: Exisiting Social Action Work

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June 18, 2013 | 10th Tamuz 5773

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Questionnaire: Exisiting Social Action Work

Worksheet to help congregants think about the role social action plays in their community.

12_K'hilat TzedekQuestionnaire.pdf (29.63 kb)

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