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D’var Torah Rabbi Stanley R. Miles I write this D’var Torah during Chol Ha’moed Pesach, the intermediate days of Passover. The Four Questions have already been asked, but perhaps we need an additional question this year. Mah nishtana HA SHANA … Read More
Come join us at The Temple for our Women’s Seder. More information to come. Check for updates at thetemplelouky.org.
Come join The Temple for out Young Adult Seder. More information to come. Check for updates at thetemplelouky.org.
The coronavirus has dampened plans for the traditional in-person gathering of friends and family at the seder table, so how will you be marking the holiday this year? Will you be connecting with your families online? Will you be modifying … Read More
One of Israel’s leading rabbis, who recently spent two weeks in Louisville as a scholar-in-residence, will teach a remote class from the Jewish state this Sunday. Rabbi Dalia Marx’s class, titled “The Four Children: Biblically, Rabbinically & Graphically,” based on … Read More
Please join us at our Annual Gaylia R. Rooks Women’s Seder. We will be using our own creative Haggadah written by Temple women just for us. WRJ (Sisterhood) sponsors this annual event. Most importantly, we invite all Temple women to …
Please join us at The Temple’s Congregational Second Night Seder. Temple members and their guests are invited to join us for the Congregational Seder hosted by the Confirmation Class of 2019. This is a creative Seder experience, complete with songs, …
Please join us for our Annual First Night Passover Seder. Forget preparation. No need to clean. Let go of the stress. This year join your Temple Family for a delicious, catered First Night Seder meal you won’t forget. Just arrive …
Why is this night different from all other nights? Join us at our Passover Family Festival to prepare for the upcoming holiday by making your very own seder plate! We will read stories, play games, make crafts, and have a …
Late last year, Rabbi Irwin Kula gave a compelling community address titled “Embracing Change.” During his address, he noted that the most observed Jewish practice today is the Passover Seder. The order and structure of the Seder are much the … Read More
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