Facing a future with no students, student pulpit communities are full of pride at having contributed so much to the Reform Movement, while also reckoning with their ongoing decline and the feeling of being left behind.
Would it be better to leave it where I found it, assuming the person might retrace their steps?
An alleged incident of proselytization by a Madison Place Church member – and the fact that Ilan’s did not disclose their church affiliation to Jewish organizations – has sparked concern over the business and its intentions.
“I have a deep held belief in all people, but particularly Jewish people, having an obligation to do what we can to help,” Shifman said.
Last year, Sha’arei Torah, a Modern Orthodox synagogue in Amberley Village, celebrated a decade since its founding — though with a classically Jewish hitch.“Even the 10th anniversary celebration was late to […]
In a show of support for the Jewish community, the Cincinnati City Council unanimously adopted the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance (IHRA) definition of antisemitism on March 15 to help city institutions […]
Roughly 130 people dressed up and came out to the Urban Artifact brewery on March 3 for “Glitter, Groggers, and Glam: A Drag Purim Spiel,” where drag performers retold the […]
Zahava Rendler was born Golda Feuerberg in Stryi, Poland, in early 1941, amid the Nazi invasion that aimed to control Europe and murder all Jews. As a child, she was […]
First-time parents face a mountain of preparation for having a baby, from finding clothing and toys to learning how to care for a newborn. To help with education, many find […]
Several years ago, nationally renowned architectural photographer J. Miles Wolf was scoping out the Sherith Israel synagogue in Cincinnati’s Central Business District when he realized there was a problem. Built […]