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The beauty of the Jewish calendar is the flow from season to season, from holiday to holiday – from festival to festival. One of the months is Elul, a time of reflection that began on August 12 and leads up … Read More
June at The J is the best time of year. Happy faces and laughter are front and center. Hundreds of campers and teen counselors (the best role models ever) converge on our campus for Camp J, our summer camping program. … Read More
The Jewish Community of Louisville honored some of its leading figures at its 10th Annual Meeting on May 29. The meeting, which is meant to “celebrate the work we do together,” according to JCL Chairman Jon Fleischaker, recognized 11 teen … Read More
It has been our privilege to serve together as leadership partners for our Jewish Federation and JCC. We were honored to host our 2017 Annual Meeting on Thursday, June 8, where we … Read More
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
Jewish Louisvillians and The J members have begun to imagine how a future JCC would fit their changing community. Meeting Sunday, April 23, at the JCC for the first of three scheduled open “charrettes,” more than 40 members of the … Read More
“I understand community to be a world in which my ties to others are a series of mutual obligations and privileges that connect us now and into the future.” – Mitch Balf, Forward We are both fortunate and lucky … Read More
On May 14, 1948 at the Tel Aviv Art Museum, David Ben Gurion declared Israel a Jewish homeland for all Jews, imploring Jews of the diaspora to support the immigration and up-building of the state. For 69 years, Israel has … Read More
Our shared history and shared future is the core strength and connection of our Jewish community. How we care for, celebrate and engage today will impact the future. As we begin the new year 5777, there will be significant new … Read More
This month, we welcomed the Jewish year 5777. We began on Rosh Hashanah by taking a good, hard look at ourselves – who we are, what are our values and how we behave in accordance with those values. Then, after … Read More
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