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Religious schools cancel classes to check Coronavirus outbreak

On the heels of news that the Jefferson County Public Schools will be closed for three weeks due to the Coronavirus pandemic, Jewish Louisville has followed suit, calling off classes at its religious schools. LBSY, which serves children in grades … Read More >

Latest News March 13, 2020

National interfaith project opens chapter here to fight hate crime, promote plurality; JCRC leads

Louisville, on Sunday, became the 11th American metro area to establish a regional chapter of the Muslim-Jewish Advisory Council (MJAC), developing a new platform from which to fight hate crime and promote religious minorities. The Louisville MJAC was rolled out … Read More >

Latest News December 9, 2019

Federation joins‘relaunch’ of Compassionate Louisville

In 2011, Mayor Greg Fischer declared Louisville a “Compassionate City.” This month, he and other leaders of the city’s faith, education and business communities, went a step further. Fischer formally rolled out Compassionate Louisville as a 501.c3 organization during a … Read More >

Latest News November 21, 2019

Jews, Muslims to take a walk together, fight hunger here

Jewish Louisville will again take part in the annual Dare to Care Hunger Walk. Only this year, they will have company. This year, Jewish – and Muslim – Louisvillians will walk together, on the same team. The joint-team, called the … Read More >

Latest News August 22, 2019

Babar went to Israel conflicted, came back armed with new understanding

When Dr. Muhammad Babar was asked to join a delegation of 12 American-Muslim leaders on an AJC-sponsored trip to Israel this past November, he felt conflicted. “It was not easy for me to agree to take this trip,” the Louisville … Read More >

Latest News National/Global Other Agencies December 20, 2018

Faith Communities Come Together with Hope and Prayers for Peace

As an American holiday, Thanksgiving brings people from all walks of life and all faith groups together. In Louisville, the Interfaith Thanksgiving Prayer Service and Dinner has become an annual tradition to promote understanding, compassion and fellowship. This year’s program, … Read More >

Latest News Other Agencies December 27, 2016

Jewish and Muslim Communities Work Together to Resettle Refugee Family from Syria in Louisville

The Torah is replete with many references to the stranger, from Abraham opening his tent to strangers to being reminded to be kind to them because we were strangers once in Egypt. This commandment is one of the tenets of … Read More >

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Bringing the Community Together with Project Warm

On Sunday, December 6, the Jewish Community Relations Council partnered with Keneseth Israel Congregation and the Louisville Islamic Center to participate in the second annual Project Warm Blitz. Project Warm is a local organization that helps those in need by … Read More >

Latest News February 3, 2016

Wahba to Chair 2016 Federation Campaign

Leon Wahba will serve as chair of the 2016 Federation Campaign and he knows he has a big job ahead of him that involves recruiting a strong team of volunteers to help him. Keren Benabou and Laurence Nibur have stepped … Read More >

Federation Latest News September 25, 2015

Hundreds Stand with Islamic Community

On Wednesday evening, September 16, the Islamic Center on River Road was vandalized. The perpetrator spray-painted messages all over the mosque, saying, “Moslems, leave the Jews alone” and “this is for France.” The graffiti also included Stars of David, the … Read More >

Federation Latest News September 25, 2015

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