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Do you want to learn to make challah? Or do you want to socialize with other Jewish women? The Great Challah Bake is the event for you! This is the fourth annual Great Challah Bake in Louisville, which is part … Read More
Jewish Hospital Rabbi Nadia Siritsky As we prepare for the High Holy Days, the Jewish community begins a process of introspection, prayer and teshuvah (repentance and healing). At the end of this festival period, we conclude with the reading of … Read More
Louisville showcased its racial, ethnic and religious wealth at the Sept. 16 Love Sings Louder event at the Iroquois Amphitheater. In addition to the 200-plus crowd learning, then singing, Bill Withers’ classic song “Lean on Me,” in a mass chorus … Read More
JCRC Scene Beth Salamon I recently returned from a three-day fact-finding mission to the Arizona-Mexico border with Jewish Council for Public Affairs (JCPA). We were 23 Jewish advocates from 13 states who joined together to bear witness to the immigration … Read More
In a departure from the way the Jewish Federation of Louisville runs its Annual Campaign, the JCL has announced that there won’t be campaign chairs this year. Instead, it is try a new leadership model for the fundraising effort – … Read More
Human Resource Lee Chottiner Isaac W. Bernheim has been gone for more than 70 years, but his greatest legacy lives on – literally. Now, it is threatened. I’ll get back to that. The Bernheim Arboretum and Research Forest turned 90 … Read More
Recognizing that overnight camp and Israel trips are two proven ways to connect young people to the Jewish experience, Jewish Louisville is about to ramp up its support to families interested in having their kids do both. The Jewish Federation … Read More
In a unique experiment for Jewish Louisville, a local synagogue is leasing space to a church and an Orthodox-Jewish day school. So far, according to Temple Shalom President Rich Goldwin, everyone is managing. “The church is here on Sunday morning … Read More
Leo Tolstoy said, “Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing themselves.” Is that true? We all want to fulfill our potential. We all want to improve our relationships with our spouses, our children, our friends, … Read More
Louisvillians sang a song of love to each other at the Love Sings Louder event on Sunday, Sept. 15. The program at the Iroquois Amphitheater, emceed by WAVE 3’s Dawne Gee and led by Jacori “1200” Arthur, was a celebration … Read More