On May 14, 1948 at the Tel Aviv Art Museum, David Ben Gurion declared Israel a Jewish homeland for all Jews, imploring Jews of the diaspora to support the immigration and up-building of the state. For 69 years, Israel has … Read More
When important events occur – in Israel or around the world, nationally or locally – the Jewish Community Relations Council (JCRC) is often compelled to produce a statement in comment. Controversial actions by governments (our own or others) necessitate these … Read More
Asked what Jews can do about the declining levels of affiliation these days, Uriel Heilman had an interesting answer. “Have more kids,” he told the 40-some people at a recent breakfast talk at Keneseth Israel Congregation, most of whom were … Read More
“Nicaragua: The land of serene lakes and thermal baths fueled by volcanoes; of polluted water and garbage-fueled fires. Filled with beautiful scenery and trash everywhere. I met those in real need and those who are so willing to give.” -Rabbi … Read More
It’s a fact; people are living longer, and in much better health. The question is, are social services keeping up with longer lifespans? The J is addressing that question, rolling out a new program that will help seniors eat nutritiously … Read More
Jewish Hospital is getting ready to celebrate Purim, a holiday based upon the biblical book of Esther, which celebrates how the Jews were saved from destruction thanks to the heroic efforts of Esther, who disguised her identity to rescue her … Read More
For Cantor Sharon Hordes and Lisa Flannery, bringing Torah and yoga together in a single class is, as Flannery said, “bringing together two universal truths.” The two led a “Torah Yoga” class, Thursday, February 16, at Keneseth Israel Congregation, Temple … Read More
After a multi-year absence, the Drew Corson Regional Basketball Tournament is returning to The J. AZA teams from four cities — in the Kentucky, Indiana, Ohio region — will be participating in the two-day weekend tournament from March 11-12. The … Read More
The J drew at least 300 children and teenagers per week to its summer camp programs last year and The J Program and Operations Director Tom Wissinger predicts at least as good a turnout this summer. “That’s the goal,” Wissinger … Read More
A heartfelt week of thanks to The J members is scheduled on March 5-11 with plenty of fun activities for the entire family. The annual tradition was started several years ago as a way for The J to show its … Read More