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 Jessica Naiman is a freelance writer in Detroit, Michigan, where she lives with her husband and son. She enjoys traveling, running, reading, and all things news-related.
Center part of wide-ranging network of support
Now offering pre-ordination and pulpit rabbi tracks
Fourteen from Chicago ordained by Israel’s Rabbi Lau.
The youngest of nine children, Sholom DovBer Gerber’s passing was a devastating blow to his family and the suburban Philadelphia Jewish community where his parents direct Chabad-Lubavitch of Penn Wynne in Wynnewood.
Benzion Gotlib loved to study Jewish texts, and thanks to the Jewish Learning Network – a worldwide effort to pair study partners by fiber optic cable and phone line – he was able to keep up a weekly learning appointment up until his passing at the age of...
Just three months after inaugurating the Australian capital’s first Jewish ritual bath, Canberra’s local Jewish community is celebrating a new milestone: the purchase of a disused childcare center to house the city’s first Jewish preschool.
I remember coming home crying to my parents, saying, ‘We eat the same foods, watch the same things, why do they hate us just because we’re Jewish?’ They couldn’t answer me.”
Being the first and only rabbi in the German city of Krefeld since World War II is a privilege for Rabbi Yitzchak Mendel Wagner, but it doesn’t leave much opportunity for camaraderie with fellow rabbis. So he reaches across the North Sea for interaction.
For 30 years, the international Jewish children’s organization known as Tzivos Hashem has been empowering children the world over to discover the richness of their heritage, providing an array of humanitarian services and recreational outlets for young Je...
The International Bris Association aims to connect Jews to the essential expression of their identity, regardless of geographical, financial or knowledge-based restrictions.
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