admin | December 5, 2019
In my neighborhood Starbucks, Ive watched Hasidic Jews study and argue over the Torah together and homeless people come in for free ice water and internet. Kids get bananas after school while their mom gets a latte
admin | December 5, 2019
Fifteen years ago, the Journal published a story about cellphone use in synagogue.
admin | December 5, 2019
FRI DEC 6 Zamru Friday NightShomrei Torah Synagogue holds Zamru Friday Night, a unique, musically rich kabbalat Shabbat service and dinner.
admin | December 5, 2019
This story originally appeared on Kveller. Im sitting in a sold-out first weekend movie premiere of A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood, delighted by the fact that this movie was filmed in my Pittsburgh neighborhood, Squirrel Hill. Its an upscale, multicultural neighborhood far more diverse today than it used to be that is also the center of the citys Jewish community.
admin | December 5, 2019
Icare. If I didnt care, I wouldnt have been in this line of work for the last 25 years
admin | December 5, 2019
Congregation Bnai Emunah, a San Francisco synagogue founded by Jewish refugees from Shanghai, will celebrate its 70th anniversary with a weekend of events Dec. 20-22 including, fittingly, a Chinese food Kiddush. Established in 1949, the shul began its life as a community of mostly German Jews who had fled to Shanghai during World War II, and then made their way to California
admin | December 5, 2019
I will bring them to My sacred mount and let them rejoice in My house of prayer. Their burnt offerings and sacrifices shall be welcome on mymizbayach; for My House shall be called a house of prayer for all peoples
admin | December 5, 2019
Buy Photo Krystal Younglove, of York City, poses with children for photos during Light Up York in York City, Saturday, Dec. 1, 2018. Dawn J
admin | December 5, 2019
When I came to experience the yearning tofind my way as a Jew, I stumbled a lot just looking for a place to be part ofany group that would give me a jumping-off point. At first, I was just lookingfor other Jews to be with in an attempt to stem the growing feeling ofdisconnection from what my heart said I wanted and needed.
admin | December 5, 2019
IT was a combination of a grassroots effort, strong leadership from Jewish businessman Sidney Sinclair who had just moved to North Parramatta from London plus a healthy dose of chutzpah which led to a meeting in mid-1949 at the Pendle Hill home of Alf and Doris Borman. There, a bold decision was made to establish a synagogue to serve the estimated 80 Jewish families in the Parramatta region.
Proudly Powered by WordPress | Theme by The Cloisters | Entries RSS Comments RSS
