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Immigration Justice Vigil & Luncheon Jews for Justice in Immigration (JJI) and Temple Shalom will hold a joint program on Saturday, Nov. 30. JJI’s weekly Saturday morning “Immigrants & Refugees Welcome” vigil will be held at 9:30 a.m. in front … Read More
J staffer pursues Jewish professional degree Katelyn Graves, youth program manager at The J, is working toward a Master of Arts degree in the Jewish Professional Studies Program at Spertus Institute of Jewish Learning and Leadership. Graves, who began the … Read More
Yehuda Jai Husband is an animator and self-described “drama freak,” who decided to create a theater group to celebrate Jewish theater in Louisville. When he approached the leadership at Adath Jeshurun, they liked the idea but were too busy to … Read More
For Rabbi Sarah Tasman, Judaism is all about creativity. “When I use the word creativity, I’m using it as an umbrella term for creative expression, creative prayer,” the Louisville native said. “To me, creativity is a really expansive way to … Read More
Thursday, Dec. 5 Matt Goldberg will speak about the work of the Jewish Community Relations Council. Lunch will include baked salmon, potato pancakes, broccoli with roasted red peppers, mixed green salad, fresh fruit and assorted desserts. Thursday, Dec. 12 Jeff … Read More
Twenty-seven members of the Lion of Judah gathered at Spring Run Farm on Sunday, Nov. 17, for their annual members appreciation program – a catered event. Lion of Judah is a giving society for women who have contributed $5,000 or … Read More
More than 170 women, ages 12 and up, took part in the 2019 Great Pink Challah Bake, Thursday, Nov. 14, at The Temple. In addition to baking challah, the women paid tribute to survivors of breast cancer, who were invited … Read More
Marsha Bornstein wants you to know two things about the 2020 lineup for the Louisville Jewish Film Festival: It has lots of English and lots of laughs. Those are two things, her audience always asks for, she said. At least … Read More
Over the summer, Andrew Berry went on a “road show,” hitting the brewpubs and building support for the fight to save the Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest from proposed highway bypass and utility projects have that threatened to cut through … Read More
One by one, the panelists were asked what they would do to counter Islamophobia. Finally, it was Michelle Koch’s turn. She proposed an interesting idea: Passover in a Mosque. Actually, it wasn’t a new idea. Koch, the co-founder and executive … Read More
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