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Purim, with all its frivolity, will be celebrated on March 16. But there is more to Purim than costumes and graggers, reading the Megillah and singing songs, eating hamantashen and sending gifts (mishloach manot) to friends. The mitzvah of matanot l’evyonim, … Read More
If you travel over to the Congregation Anshei Sfard on Sunday morning, March 16, you will actually be taking a voyage that goes much farther than that, one that will cover many different countries, from America to Turkey. Your musical … Read More
Mazel Tov and Good Luck Do Jews believe in luck? On the one hand, the Prophet Jeremiah teaches: Do not be afraid of the signs of the heavens or the insight of astrology, as the Talmud teaches: “Ain Mazal BeYisroel … Read More
[by Matt Goldberg, Director, Jewish Community Relations Council] Matanot L’Evyonim Matanot L’Evyonim, the JCRC’s Purim appeal for gifts to those less fortunate, has been a huge success this year. This money was raised for Blessing in a Backpack, a program … Read More
Click here to donate now! When we think of Purim, now just a month away, we think of costumes and graggers, reading the Megillah and singing songs, eating hamantashen and sending gifts (mishloach manot) to friends. However, there is another, … Read More
To celebrate the joyous Purim holiday season, more than 40 homebound seniors received Purim Gift Baskets from the Senior Adult Social Club at the JCC. The baskets were filled with fruit, raisins, hamantashen and candy. The Senior Adult Social Club … Read More
Chabad of Kentucky invites the community to attend a Purim celebration and dinner celebrating unity at the Muhammad Ali Center on Thursday, March 8. The doors will open at 5:30 p.m. for those who wish to tour the museum. There … Read More
Purim will be here on March. The noise level in our temples and synagogues will be deafening as graggers sound and we boo and stomp to drown out Haman’s name. Children young and old will show up in costume. We’ll … Read More
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