✡ We Stand With the People of Israel ✡
By Stephanie Smith For Community Long before he married his wife, Teri, Darryl Isaacs spent his childhood hanging out with his older brother at the Jewish Community Center. His parents even met at the JCC where they formed lifelong friendships. … Read More
By Community Staff For the first time, One Happy Camper (OHC) grants and camp financial assistance will be offered not just to families from Louisville with children attending Jewish overnight camps, but to youth from all over Kentucky. In partnership … Read More
By Matt Golden 3,200 years ago, an Egyptian Pharoah wrote about the people of Israel. His writing, etched on a granite stone, is widely considered to be the first reference to the people of Israel outside the bible. You can … Read More
The Story Behind the Tim Lorsch’s “The Suitcase” By Jeffrey Jamner For most of his musical career, Tim Lorsch has been a session musician and a member of the bands in Nashville, but not the featured artist. He is a … Read More
By Stephanie Smith For Community This is the first in a series of articles highlighting the stories behind the generous capital campaign donors who make up the Wall of Honor Tapestry of giving in the Trager Family JCC. In the … Read More
By Stephanie Smith For Community For the one who worked selflessly to save the lives of others as an EMT and a firefighter, his own journey was cut short by losing a hard fought battle with cancer. In April 2017, … Read More
By Lee Chottiner Community Editor The new Digital Community Newspaper Archive, an online project that will make Kentucky’s only Jewish newspaper completely and easily searchable for the first time, was rolled out at a virtual program on May 10. “The … Read More
By Lee Chottiner Community Editor After two years of work, a browsable, searchable platform for past issues of Community is ready to be debuted online. The Filson Historical Society and the Jewish Community of Louisville will host a virtual program … Read More
Please join the Mitzvah Makers as we make sandwiches that will be given to the Louisville homeless community in need. Due to COVID, we will be limiting this event to 10 tables for sandwich making – each table will be …
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