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By Andrew Adler Community Editor Once upon a time there was a young Jewish man growing up in northwest London who liked to sing. And pray. And when circumstances dictated, to question God. His name was Graham Parker – the … Read More
Dear Friends, Along with all Jewish Federations, we welcome news of a deal to release dozens of hostages, create a framework for releasing all the hostages, and allow Israel a path forward to protect the safety and security of its … Read More
By Andrew Adler Community Editor Ralph Green, a prominent Louisville oral surgeon with long and deep service with the Jewish Federation of Louisville, has been elected to Jewish Federations of North America’s national Board of Trustees. “I’ve been very active … Read More
By Matt Golden JCRC Director We cut the ribbon on our new Jewish playground on May 13. And almost as soon as our community cut that ribbon, the dignitaries in attendance — Mayor Craig Greenberg, Councilmember Ben Reno-Weber, State Representative … Read More
By Andrew Adler Community Editor The Blanche B. Ottenheimer Award, which is the highest honor the Jewish Community of Louisville can give, is presented annually to a leader (or leaders) who have made a real difference – improving the quality … Read More
By Sara Klein Wagner Everything we want seems to be just a click away. You want something to eat? It’ll be here in minutes from anywhere in Louisville. Need a flight? You can travel across the world with the tap … Read More
By Amy Joseph Landon Senior Director of Marketing and Communications After nearly 27 years of dedicated service to our Jewish Community of Louisville Family as Human Resources Director, Lisa Moorman has decided to retire. Lisa started her career at … 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