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Act with Your Heart in a Big Way
So, Camp Harlam, we want to ask you to act with your heart in a big way and pass along this incredible gift. Give out some free hugs (if you're
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Bitachon: Gaining Independence and Confidence
Last year was my first year of camp. The first few nights I was homesick but my friends and counselors gave me the confidence to get through the rest of
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The Annual Arava Campout
Unit traditions are something that are so special here at Harlam, one of the amazing traditions that we have in the unit of Arava is our teva campout. The teva
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Weekly Round Up: Week 3 First Session 2019
Week 3 was another fun filled week at Camp Harlam! Read below to find out what each unit has been up to! Carmel: Carmel has had a jammed packed week!
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Rachamim: Acting with Your Heart
Saturday morning our Galil (rising 8th graders) campers led a heart-felt service based on the middot, rachamim (acting with your heart). By Ari F. and Jacob F. We are campers in GB1.
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A Hole in One!
Finally, this week, we were able to sit together, where he unveiled his plans for a Camp Harlam miniature golf course. Complete with 10 holes (the first hole is a
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Helping Campers Connect to Israel
By Itamar Gendelam In Greek mythology, Atlas was a Titan (half God, half warrior) condemned to hold up the celestial heavens for eternity. Thanks to this punishment Atlas will be forever known
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Our Time Here at Camp is Ours
Our time here at camp is ours. And what we do with that time and how we embrace this awesome opportunity is left to each of us to decide. It’s
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What’s New in Chugim (Arts) for 2019
Artistic expression is so important to children and the ability to let their creativity grow is shown in a number of activities and enables so many of our campers to
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Two Camps, Two Homes
Two camps, two homes, so many shared values and traditions. This is what Harlam and Newman provide for my family. I trust this is what all of our URJ camps
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