Dan Nichols Shabbat
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2024 Yom HaShoah Commemoration will tell Halina Preston’s Story
By Matt Golden Director, Jewish Community Relations Council The intricate stories of the Holocaust are as unique as snowflakes, melting. Each story of loss or survival is extraordinarily rare and precious but fading. Yet, when combined, those individual tragedies lose … Read More
Shabbat Services at Temple Shalom
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Shabbat Services at Temple Shalom
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Temple Shalom will be putting its existing building on the market and moving to the Trager Family JCC
By Andrew Adler Community Editor Temple Shalom has decided to put its 40-year-old building on the market and move to a space on the campus of the Trager Family JCC. Congregants voted last month to authorize Temple Shalom’s board to … Read More
‘An Amalek in Russia’: Jewish Louisville responds to Ukraine crisis with prayer, checkbooks
By Lee Chottiner Community Editor Thirty years ago, when Slava Nelson lived in the Soviet Union, which included her native Ukraine, it was unlike any place most Americans have experienced. “It was not a country; it was a big prison,” … Read More
Jewish Louisville responds to Ukraine crisis
By Lee Chottiner Community Editor Thirty years ago, when Slava Nelson lived in the Soviet Union, which included her native Ukraine, it was unlike any place most Americans have experienced. “It was not a country; it was a big prison,” … Read More
Afghan husband sponsored by local synagogue recounts life up to exodus
By Lee Chottiner Community Editor Jalaludin and Razia Shirzad were mere children, growing up in the remote Afghan province of Nuristan when U.S. troops were deployed to the country in 2001. It was a simple life. Most people in the … Read More
Picture This: First synagogue-sponsored Afghan family arrives here
The first Afghan family to be sponsored by a Louisville synagogue arrived Thursday night. Members of Temple Shalom were on hand at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport to greet Jalaludin and Razia Shirzad, and their two-week-old son, Hewad, following their … Read More
Snapshots: Habitat home dedicated
A new Habitat for Humanity house, built with help from Jewish Louisville, was dedicated on Oct. 16 at Oboe Drive. Temple Shalom and the Jewish Federation of Louisville supported the project and contributed volunteer builders. Rabbi Beth Jacowitz Chottiner offered … Read More
