Win Tickets To Food For Your Soul with Daniel Klein and Mirra Fine
We hunted and gathered two tickets to Sholom’s Food For Your Soul Under 40s dinner with The Perennial Plate’s Daniel Klein and Mirra Fine.
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We hunted and gathered two tickets to Sholom’s Food For Your Soul Under 40s dinner with The Perennial Plate’s Daniel Klein and Mirra Fine.
There may be one more angel in heaven, but there are two free tickets available to see Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at the Chanhassen Dinner Theater.
Want to catch up on Jewy news from this past week? TC Jewfolk has you covered.
Shir Tikvah of Minneapolis, a Progressive Reform congregation of approximately 400 households, is seeking several dynamic Religious School and Hebrew School Teachers who will inspire our youth to engage in holy conversations and to embrace and sustain their connection to Jewish Life. Come join our team! Our dynamic Religious School and Hebrew School is seeking [...]
All throughout June we’ll be bringing you stories of people who are “just Jewish.” No labels, no judgement. To kick it off we’re reposting an article from 2011 by a handsome and super cool former “just writer” for TCJ.
Beth Jacob Congregation Education/Program Director (2/3rds time) Talmud Torah of St Paul Midrasha Principal (1/3rd time) Beginning Summer 2013 Beth Jacob Congregation is a diverse, egalitarian Conservative shul of 350 families in Mendota Heights, MN committed to multigenerational Jewish learning and building a compassionate community. All are welcome and valued, regardless of social standing or [...]
Bet Shalom Congregation, located in Minnetonka, MN is looking for dynamic, Jewish teachers. We are interested in hiring a 4th, 8th & 9th grade teacher for the 2013-2014 school year.
Job Title: J-Pride Coordinator Hours: 10 Synopsis: Jewish Family and Children’s Service of Minneapolis is the largest social service agency in Western Hennepin County, providing over 33 programs serving people of all backgrounds. We are seeking a part-time J-Pride Coordinator. This position will manage a program that serves as a clearinghouse for the Jewish GLBTQ [...]
Position Title: Administrative Assistant Position Status: Full-Time + Benefits Location: Minneapolis, MN Salary: Based on Experience Please send cover letter, resume and 3 references via email to Sarah Routman at sroutman@ujews.com Hillel, the Jewish Student Center at the University of Minnesota, is looking for an efficient and focused individual with excellent computer and communication skills [...]
On the day the Senate passed the marriage equality bill we talked to two rabbis who did not necessarily share in our happiness.
Easy Bean Farm, and farmer Mike Jacobs, are committed to the values of Tikkun Olam, as well as bringing the freshest produce to the Twin Cities.
Quotes from local rabbis and representatives about the marriage equality bill that passed the MN House on Thursday, 75-59.
Rabbi Gershom Sizomu leads a group of 1,500 people who somehow managed to create a thriving Jewish community in the landlocked country of Uganda.
A look at the Israeli Prime Minister’s Facebook page, reveals some historical treasures from the State of Israel.
The weather outside is frightful, but The Maccabeats are so delightful. These Jewish a capella sensations are coming to Minneapolis, and TC Jewfolk has two tickets to give away!
“The stories in the Talmud reveal an imaginative richness and a striking sense of an ongoing task of narration as a crucial part of the interpretation and preservation of a treasured culture.”
The Harlem Globetrotters are coming to the Target Center this weekend (April 12-13). Learn about their Jewish founder, and win tickets to the event.
Yom Hashoah, 5773. 68 years after the end of World War Two. Today we remember all those who lost their lives in the Holocaust. May their memories be a blessing.
From thirty-two down to two. This is the final matchup. Vote now on Facebook for either God or Matzah Ball Soup.
“Whether the person knew that was happening or not… vulnerable communities connect the dots in a different way.”
Minnesota for Marriage compared the fight for marriage equality to Nazi propagandizing. Jewish organizations came together at Shir Tikvah to offer their thoughts on this disturbing news.