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By Andrew Adler Community Editor When rockets threaten, sometimes all you can do is laugh. Case in point: The several dozen listeners present at Congregation Adath Jeshurun for a recent Shabbat kiddush lunch, having duly consumed their smoked salmon and various … Read More
By Matt Golden Director, Jewish Community Relations Council The intricate stories of the Holocaust are as unique as snowflakes, melting. Each story of loss or survival is extraordinarily rare and precious but fading. Yet, when combined, those individual tragedies lose … Read More
Join as we welcome Miriam Anzovin- Shabbat Scholar Talk Title: Miriam Anzovin, an artist who creates Daf Reactions on Tik Tok will be our Shabbat and Havdalah Scholar, giving the Dvar Torah and post-service Shabbat Scholar talk. This event will …
This Shabbat of Love, join Congregation Adath Jeshurun for their weekly Shabbat Service. View more in AJ’s event calendar.
This Shabbat of Love, join Congregation Adath Jeshurun for Afternoon Minyan. For more details, visit AJ’s calendar.
On the cusp of retiring after 42 years with Congregation Adath Jeshurun, Rabbi Robert B. Slosberg was honored Sunday (May 28) at the synagogue, along with two retiring colleagues: Melton School co-director Deborah Slosberg (his wife) and 35-year synagogue administrator … Read More
The Jewish Federation of Louisville, Jewish Family & Career Services, the Jewish Community Relations Council, congregations Adath Jeshurun, Anshei Sfard, Chabad of Kentucky, Keneseth Israel, The Temple Adath Israel Brith Sholom, Temple Shalom, the Louisville Board of Rabbis and Cantors … Read More
By Lee Chottiner Managing Editor As the community continues to emerge from the two-year-old COVID-19 pandemic, Keneseth Israel has revised its weekday minyan policy to tighten conditions under which Zoom worshippers may be counted towards the religiously required quorum of … Read More
Shaky ground for synagogues? I am concerned that the future of Conservative Judaism is on shaky ground in Louisville. It is obvious to anyone who has gone to shul in the last few years that we have aging Conservative congregations. … Read More
By Lee Chottiner Community Editor Thirty years ago, when Slava Nelson lived in the Soviet Union, which included her native Ukraine, it was unlike any place most Americans have experienced. “It was not a country; it was a big prison,” … Read More
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