This article describes an effort of a Hebrew school and its Jewish communit
y to facilitate interaction among parents, teachers, and teenagers. The int
eraction aimed at helping the community confront communal Jewish trends in
order to generate new thoughts and solutions. Prior research has shown that
when people are encouraged to think and speak about their future, their th
oughts become more positive and solution-oriented. In the curriculum of thi
s Hebrew school we have implemented a procedure to improve participants' ab
ility to enact change and to develop future-images. This article describes
the curricular procedure and the images that emerged.