Hundreds of people, including several from Jewish Louisville, flocked to the Shree Swaminarayan (Hindu) Temple & Cultural Center in West Buechel Saturday to paint over symbols of hatred and show solidarity with yet another religious group under threat. The overwhelming … Read More
Interfaith Paths to Peace held a gala celebrating its 20th anniversary of peacemaking on Thursday, October 6, at Second Presbyterian Church. The gala, which was also IPP’s seventh annual My Recipe for Peace dinner, drew a large crowd. Amid the … Read More
More than 500 people joined the community’s Muslim-Americans to break a day of fasting and celebrate the holy month of Ramadan. The Iftar dinner, as it is known, was held at Second Presbyterian Church on Tuesday, June 21, and was … Read More
The J’s CenterStage participated in the Muhammad Ali tribute event, I Am Ali, at the Kentucky Center for the Performing Arts on Wednesday, June 7. In recognition of Muhammad Ali’s lifetime of accomplishments, CenterStage Acting Out theatre, the J’s professional … Read More
Jewish Family & Career Services is seeking nominations now to honor new or first-generation immigrants and refugees who excel in the fields of medicine/health care, education, technology, business/commerce, entrepreneurship, government, sports and the arts, and also make a significant contribution … Read More
Je Suis Juif. Je Suis Ahmed. Je Suis Charlie. (see below for full photo gallery) In a show of support for the victims of the terror attacks in France earlier this month that targeted a kosher supermarket and the satirical … Read More
Dear Editor: I attended the solidarity rally yesterday (January 18), and I found it most meaningful. Congressman John Yarmuth and Mayor Greg Fischer spoke eloquently, Dr. Muhammad Babar, who is himself a Muslim, shared that the assault was not only … Read More