✡ We Stand With the People of Israel ✡
One of the best ways to ensure that the Louisville Jewish community will be able to thrive in the future is to have a strong foundation program that will provide the funding that will be needed to engage future generations … Read More
Rabbi Irwin Kula, the president of the National Jewish Center for Learning and Leadership (CLAL) is described as a thought leader who likes to rock the boat. The description proved apt when he came to Louisville for a well-attended open … Read More
The Jewish Federation of Louisville’s Ladies’ Chanukah Party drew over 100 women to Standard Country Club on Tuesday, December 13, and the event delivered an evening of fun for everyone. Festive decorations set the tone as friends connected with friends … Read More
When the Jewish Community of Louisville was chosen by the Harold Grinspoon Foundation to be part of the fifth cohort of communities to participate in the LIFE & LEGACY program, the JCL made a commitment to partner actively with Jewish … Read More
That Emory University professor and author Deborah Lipstadt is widely heralded for winning the court battle in England when David Irving sued her for libel for calling him a Holocaust denier is an indisputable fact. That she is an excellent … Read More
Judas. By Amos Oz. Translator Nicholas de Lange. Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 320 pages, $25. Considering how often he has been called a “traitor” by fellow Israelis (from his early involvement in Peace Now to his recent comparison of violent West … Read More
This month, we welcomed the Jewish year 5777. We began on Rosh Hashanah by taking a good, hard look at ourselves – who we are, what are our values and how we behave in accordance with those values. Then, after … Read More
Jennifer Tuvlin began working for The J as the PJ Library director in 2013, and grew the program from 240 participants to 350. Along the way, she also took on Shalom Baby, The J’s program for infants and their mothers, … Read More
Do you remember when Preston Street was a thriving Jewish enclave? Do you remember the teen clubs Pi, Amitie, Modern Femmes and Resnick? Do you remember Heritage Theatre? How about Eliahu Academy? Amit Women? Jewish War Veterans? If you remember … Read More
Temple Shalom’s Jewish World Music for the Soul event promises an afternoon of food trucks and family games topped by lively music from a new wave group on Sunday, September 11. The renown Shlomit & RebbeSoul, pioneers of the new … Read More
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