(Unless otherwise noted, all events are free and open to the community.) Pragmatic spirituality discussion Marty and Dr. Courtney Snyder lead a discussion group at Adath Jeshurun that addresses universal themes from spiritual thinkers. The next session, on Sunday, July … Read More
Everyone is aware of the shocking events that transpired on the last day of Passover, when a man walked into Chabad of Poway, California, intent on carrying out acts of horror and destruction. He came face to face with Rabbi … Read More
A shooting at a Chabad synagogue in Poway, a city in San Diego County, California, left one person dead and multiple people injured, including a child. Police there detained a white 19-year old San Diego man in connection with the shooting, … Read More
Join Mayor Greg Fischer and community leaders in lighting the Louisville Unity Menorah. The largest Menorah in Kentucky will illuminate the night at 4th Street Live! On December 2nd, the first night of Chanukah, festivities kick off at the Sports and Social …
Shabbat morning two weeks ago, we witnessed the deadliest massacre of Jews ever on American soil in which 11 of our brothers and sisters were brutally murdered as they gathered together in prayer. We have experienced barbaric attacks here in …
Chabad of Kentucky has launched a new program designed to enhance the Jewish experience regardless of affiliation. Celebrate with Friends is the fourth and final step of a program to increase Jewish activity, which came out of a study Chabad … Read More
(Editor’s note: This item was inadvertently left out of the Weekly Eblast. Community regrets the error.) Rabbi Shmully Litvin is teaching a free three-week course, “Heaven on Earth,” which explains the central role the Temple plays in the Jews’ mission … Read More
Lexington, KY – On September 5, over 100 members of the Jewish community from the University of Kentucky and the surrounding area gathered for the dedication and ribbon-cutting ceremony of the Jewish Student Center and Chabad’s new home. Hosting educational … Read More
All local congregations will be marking Selichot, the official start to the High Holy Day season with programs and services late on Saturday night, September 24 or early Sunday morning, September 25. Traditionally, this is the first time the special … Read More
Imagine yourself standing in Red Square in Moscow or praying in the famous Marina Roscha Synagogue or touring the Kremlin. Imagine a festive meal the way millions of Jews might have celebrated in Russia over the past 500 years with … Read More