By Lee Chottiner and Michael Ginsberg Community Staff For this year’s High Holy Day observances, you could say some rabbis have written the book, or at least compiled it. In the case of The Temple, Rabbis Joe Rooks Rapport and … Read More
It’s been 28 years since the Crown Heights Riots scarred relations between blacks and Jews. For many, that wound has not healed. But some healing just took place as the University of Louisville Department of Theatre Arts presented Fires in … Read More
D’var Torah Rabbi David Ariel-Joel As Jews, we are part of a great story, a story that belongs to us – our story. The story begins when God called on Abraham. It continues with God taking us all out of … Read More
(Unless otherwise noted, all events are free and open to the community.) Pragmatic spirituality discussion Marty and Dr. Courtney Snyder lead a discussion group at Adath Jeshurun that addresses universal themes from spiritual thinkers. The next session, on Sunday, July … Read More
Cantor David Lipp wants to showcase Jewish Louisville for his colleagues when they converge on the city next month for the 72nd Cantors Assembly Convention. Lu Y’hi B’Louisville (Let it be in Louisville) is the theme of the international gathering … Read More
In an unprecedented move for the Jewish Community of Louisville, its Board of Directors has “condemned” Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s outreach to an openly racist political party. The board took the historic step by through a resolution it adopted … Read More
The Torah portion of this week, Shoftim, deals with the political structure of an ideal society. It tells us, “Justice, justice you shall pursue.” This adage ought to be the pillar of our society. It establishes the political structure of … Read More
The Sacred Rite of Fasting in Judaism, Christianity and Islam Sunday, June 10, 2018 7:00 – 8:30 pm at The Temple Interfaith devotional and educational program organized by The Salaam Network in coordination with The Temple (Congregation Adath Israel Brith …
To Rabbi David Ariel-Joel, Aaron Panken was more than a rabbi and scholar; he was a friend. “I loved how he was able to make talmudic stories and arguments come to life and show how relevant they are to our … Read More
Interfaith Paths to Peace’s Sixth Annual My Recipe for Peace dinner and fundraiser took place on Thursday, October 8, at The Temple. The event included music from John Gage, brief presentations from 10 leaders who shared their recipes for peace … Read More