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  #2 Deborah Nagler on 12 Feb 13

   

  I have heard community described as concentric circles. The innermost is filled with those who are actively involved.
  Each successive ring represents a lesser degree of involvement. In a synagogue, for example, can a person who only comes once a year to High Holiday services still be considered a community member? Is membership defined by self-identification or some quantitative measure of involvement?

   

  <div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">I have heard community described as concentric circles. The innermost is filled with those who are actively involved. <br /> Each successive ring represents a lesser degree of involvement. In a synagogue, for example, can a person who only comes once a year to High Holiday services still be considered a community member? Is membership defined by self-identification or some quantitative measure of involvement?</div>

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