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By Rabbi Hillel Smulowitz On a cellar wall in Cologne, Germany where Jews hid from Nazis, the following poem was found: “I believe in the sun even when it is not shining. I believe in love even when feeling it … Read More
Guest Columnist David Y. Chack As an Ashkenazi Jew, cis-male and white, I have privilege in American society. So seeing the protests expressing outrage and the need for change after the horrific deaths of Black people, including George Floyd and … Read More
One by one, as strands of string music filled the valted sanctuary, the “Ambassadors of Repair” proceeded down the aisle of the Cathedral of the Assumption, each carrying a violin. The ambassadors were a diverse group – Christians, Jews, Muslims, … Read More
“G-d said, ‘Let there be light,’ and there was light.” – Genesis 1:3 The creation of light figures prominently in our tradition. Just think of these examples: The burning bush, the directive found in Exodus to create the seven-branched menorah, … Read More
Each Holocaust survivor’s story is unique and each has found a way to live with the memories. Some have been sharing their experiences for years, hoping that by doing so they can promote tolerance and understanding. Others, who have been … Read More
Congregation Adath Jeshurun will present three programs in its spring 2014 season of LIVE From New York’s 92nd Street Y simulcasts. Thanks to a generous grant from the Jewish Heritage Fund for Excellence, these broadcasts are free and open to … Read More
[by Shiela Steinman Wallace] David Klein, Board chair of the Jewish Community of Louisville, described the General Assembly of The Jewish Federations of North America as “a great opportunity to meet, share ideas, learn what other communities are doing and … Read More
[by Rebecca Waller] On November 11, four members of the University of Louisville’s Hillel, The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life, traveled to Baltimore, MD, to attend the The Jewish Federations of North America’s (JFNA) Annual General Assembly. We students were … Read More
[by Shiela Steinman Wallace] Terezin was a Nazi concentration camp. Yet it was different from the other camps. It was the place where the Nazis sent artists and musicians. Some children were permitted to live there, and when the Red … Read More
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