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When I was a boy and I would see scary things in the news, my mother would say to me, “Look for the helpers. You will always find people who are helping.” — Fred Rogers Project Friendship, a Chabad of … Read More
At the recent National Jewish Retreat, Prof. Deborah Lipstadt, author of the new book Anti-Semitism: Here and Now, told the old joke about the Jew and Chinese man who were drinking together in a pub. After a few drinks, the … Read More
It was the holy day of Shabbat – Saturday morning, October 27. A man entered a synagogue in Pittsburgh and murdered 11 people. Eight men and three women were mercilessly killed – because they were Jews. The immediate question is, … Read More
Our country has just faced a very difficult election. It was by far the most divisive election in recent history. Even now, after the democratic process has brought us a leader, there remains much discord and conflict. What guidance can … Read More
This past month, the Jewish world took a well-deserved collective deep breath as it celebrated Shabbat together as part of the 2016 Shabbat Project. An estimated one million people took part in celebrations in over 950 communities on and around … Read More
The Jewish Learning Center is now open and available for all of Louisville to enrich their lives with a wide variety of educational programming. In the past few weeks, this new community resource has already seen hundreds of people attending … Read More
Among dozens of people from every synagogue, temple and age group in Louisville – the new Jewish Learning Center, 110 Dupont Cir., officially opened its doors and held a ribbon cutting and affixed the mezuzot to each of its doors … Read More
In the weeks and months following 9/11, the Bush administration launched what it named the “War on Terror” against militant Islam. With the realization that the West was doing battle not with a particular nation-state, but a world-wide terror network, … Read More
Chabad of Kentucky is marking 30 years in Louisville. In March of 1985, Rabbi Avrohom and Goldie Litvin moved to Louisville with their son Shmully, who was 15 months old, to open a branch of Chabad for the State of … 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
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