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About This Document: "It's hard to be Jewish alone," [Deborah Shroder] said. "It's kind of depressing and sad."Between her weekly "Shablog" reflections and work in the community, she built up a reputation as a point person for those seeking Shabbat community. Aside from inviting people over, [Miriam Steinberg-Egeth] said she's encouraged others to host meals, even if they don't have a lot of space or think they can't cook.Once people experience "the fun part" of being Jewish, he suggested, they'll realize there's much more to discover. "We're talking about culture here, a cultural aspect that you can connect with that's not very invasive."

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Tags: Jewish Exponent, Jan 26, 2012, City Potluck-ers Spread Shabbat, Hirsch, Deborah, Feature, Jewish holidays, Judaism, Jewish life & ethics, Jewish Americans, Philadelphia Pennsylvania

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