Fight Antisemitism by Building Interfaith Relationships
Last year our Chanukah was brightened by Glacier, our extremely large puppy. I’d like to say that I take Glacier on walks every day. But the
Last year our Chanukah was brightened by Glacier, our extremely large puppy. I’d like to say that I take Glacier on walks every day. But the
They are called the Days of Awe. But all too often the logistics of the High Holy Days take away from their power. We worry
As I write this article, we are in the midst of counting the S’firat Haomer. So often, we count down – the days to a birthday (especially for
It’s hard to consider that we have lived through over a year of COVID. Last year at Passover we said, Mah nishtanah halilah ha-zeh: Why
Part of what has made this year so painfully difficult is the sense of powerlessness in the midst of the pandemic. Many of us have
The Mishnah’s Tractate Berakhot starts with a discussion about how and when we sing of the Shema, the foundational prayer of our faith. The rabbis
Dear Temple Beth El Family, I write this letter to you having just visited the Blumenthal Sanctuary. I went to record a video, check-in on
The Charlotte region has thousands of diverse faith communities impacted by the persistent and serious threats associated with COVID-19. Each faith community has found creative
We are not the first generation of Jews to live through periods of great uncertainty. If any group can face tough challenges, it’s us. The
If you have experienced or witnessed an antisemitic incident in the Charlotte area, please report it using the Jewish Federation of Greater Charlotte’s online incident form.
