When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, “Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.” — Fred Rogers Project Friendship, a Chabad of … Read More
Though Kentucky’s Jewish population is comparatively small, Daniel Grossberg nevertheless believes it’s important to have at least one Jewish representative in the state legislature. Right now, there are none. “If you’re not at the table, then you’re on the menu,” … Read More
Habitat for Humanity of Metro Louisville dedicated its 525th house on Saturday, Feb. 22, this one built for a Muslim family from Somalia with considerable help from Jewish Louisville. All five synagogues contributed a total of $10,000 to the project, … Read More
D’var Torah Rabbi Chaim Litvin The holiday of Purim is the known as the happiest day of the Jewish calendar. On the evening and day of Purim, we read the Megilla – the story of Purim – enjoy a lavish … Read More
Abby Glogower had one busy February. First, she taught a two-part class at Keneseth Israel for people interested in archiving their family histories. Then she moderated a talk-back session following a CenterStage performance of Hair. She spoke after the Film … Read More
Of all the efforts to bring peaceful coexistence to Jerusalem, Rabbi Dalia Marx said few are as successful, albeit coincidental, as the city’s public transit system. The Light Rail tram, which began operation in 2011 is literally bringing Jerusalemites of … Read More