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A new school year and a Jewish new year also mean a new start for the Hillel programs at the University of Louisville and Bellarmine University, and this year, that also means a new staff: Hillel Director Devon Oser and … Read More
by Julie Lamb and Shiela Steinman Wallace Rachel Lipkin has been the middle school director at Louisville’s Jewish Community Center for two and a half years. During that time, she has built a successful Teen Connection program, engaging over … Read More
In Louisville, as in many communities across North America, passionate Jewish women step up as leaders. They want • to ensure that there is a Jewish community for their children; • to engage in doing mitzvot and working for tikkun … Read More
(See full event photo gallery at the end of this article) When Paula Shoyer came to Louisville for the Jewish Federation’s Uniquely Jewish Baking event, there was a buzz of activity and excitement. In the afternoon, nearly 20 people crowded … Read More
From March 16-18, six young Jewish adults from Louisville ventured to New Orleans (NOLA) for Tribefest. It was a Jewish leadership convention that drew around 2,000 Jews from all around the country, Canada and even as far as Israel, ready … Read More
The weather was cold and a burst pipe forced the JCC to close the building on Friday, January 24. When it came time for the 2014 Federation Campaign’s Super Sunday telethon on January 26, Jewish Family & Career Services opened … Read More
The Pointe buzzed with activity on Saturday evening, February 8, as members of YAD, the Jewish Federation of Louisville’s Young Adult Division, enjoyed a variety of casino games, visiting with friends and good food at this annual Campaign event. Throughout … Read More
This second annual Community Shabbat Dinner at the JCC was a huge success again this year, with more than 140 people in attendance – up from 100 last year. This year’s event, which was hosted by Tracy and Mark Geller, … Read More
Shabbat is a time to relax, light candles, enjoy a dinner and spend time with family. On Friday, January 31, members of the community are invited to welcome Shabbat together at 6 p.m. at the Jewish Community Center. At this … Read More
With meetings via skype by Tzivia Levin Kalmes Working at the Temple Hebrew School, I frequently observe young b’nai mitzvah students walking purposefully down the hallways with thick folders containing their Torah portions, prayers and speeches. However as a fourth … Read More
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