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But the principal interest of The Book of All Books lies not in its fictional embellishments but in the stories themselves. Most of us have lost the practice of daily Bible reading that characterized earlier generations, just as we have lost the deep dive into ancient Greece that was once a standard part of secondary school education
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Lloyd Singleton| Director, N.C. Cooperative Extension - New Hanover County Center and Arboretum In 2022, Tu BiShvator the "birthday of the trees" begins at sundown on Sunday, Jan. 16 and ends at sundown on Monday, Jan
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Parashat Yitro (Exodus 18:120:23)By Rabbi David Maayan | January 18, 2022 This weeks Torah reading gives us the opportunity to reflect upon the value of distance, as well as closeness in our relationships, even with the Divine.
admin | January 20, 2022
Join MaTaRoT, Hebrew Colleges Center for Jewish Professional Learning & Leadership, for a spring short-course.
admin | January 20, 2022
According to Islam, there been really only one true religion, i.e. the message of Allah (SWT), submission to the will of Allah (SWT)
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On Tuesday, St. Louis Jewish Light Editor-in-Chief Emeritus Bob Cohn was a guest on The Charlie Brennan Show with Amy Marxkors to discuss his article (read below) on Rev. Dr
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City: Jewish American values have shaped community While St. Augustine was colonized by Spanish officials, the city also has Jewish heritage and influences that local leaders are celebrating. Former Florida Gov.
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When Federation CEO Keith Dvorchik went to Israel last October, one of the places he visited was Hebron, the beautiful city where the Jewish patriarch Abraham and matriarch Sarah, as well as Isaac and Rebekah, Jacob and Leah and Joseph are buried. As Dvorchik relaxed with others in the group, he learned that the soldiers who guard the tomb have no place to relax when they are off duty
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Being a school that is renowned for its diverse student body, Lawrence High School is home to a wide variety of heritage clubs that inform their members of the worlds cultural traditions. Throughout the month of December, club meetings have focused primarily on discussing the holiday traditions and customs of different ethnocultural groups. Members of the Latin American Club recounted family customs including a feast on Dec
admin | January 20, 2022
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