JCL leaders reflect on year of growth here
It has been our privilege to serve together as leadership partners for our Jewish Federation and JCC. We were honored to host our 2017 Annual Meeting on Thursday, June 8, where we … Read More
Courtney Hatley
The future of Holocaust remembrance is now
Jewish Louisville is tasked with a holy mission: to preserve the memory of those killed in the Holocaust, to never forget what happened, and to see that it never happens again – to us or to anyone. This informs much … Read More
Judaism: Pursue goals of the Paris climate accords
The Trump administration’s decision to withdraw from the Paris climate agreement has demanded that we all ask ourselves where we stand on questions of climate change, global warming and our collective responsibility for the planet we call home. That the … Read More
Ban on partisan pulpits is key to protecting religious freedom
That small, little-known law known as the Johnson Amendment, which prohibits electioneering by houses of worship and other charities and which President Trump has vowed to repeal, is exceptionally important to preserve. Even if it is not widely enforced, the … Read More
Love from Louisville supplies reached refugees, Babar says
The recent citywide drive to send clothing, shoes and other necessities to Syrian refugees in Greece – supported largely by Jewish Louisville – was worth the effort, a local humanitarian says. Dr. Muhammad Babar Cheema just returned from Greece where … Read More
Jewish Hospital, JFCS partner on productive intern program for local youth
Even during changes, Jewish Hospital continues to grow and thrive. The hospital recently welcomed several new and renown physicians to its team. It successfully completed a record number of transplants and it received several national designations. These include the American … Read More
Children and parents excited for Camp J
Before 9 a.m. on June 5, dozens of excited campers arrived at The J for the first day of summer camp. With bags of sunscreen, bathing suits and anticipation, the campers were welcomed by their new counselors and broke into … Read More
Fourth of July a blast at The J
Most people think of fireworks when celebrating Independence Day, but at The J the holiday means the 4th of July Bash! From 1-4 p.m., members will enjoy a pool party with raft races, a splash contest, a DJ and more! … Read More
Picture This: Senior Nutrition entertained by John Gage
As a special tribute to all the June birthdays and anniversaries, John Gage performed for the Senior Nutrition program on June 13. (Photos by Courtney Hatley)
CenterStage opens 2017-18 season with Kiss Me, Kate
An audience favorite for nearly 70 years, this smash hit musical is “Too Darn Hot” to be missed! Kiss Me, Kate is set to open CenterStage’s 2017-18 season. This classic, musical comedy will be performed July 6-23 in the Linker … Read More