Is heaven a place? Who gets to go? Will you see your spouse there? What about your dog? Don’t pack your bags yet, but join Sarah once again as she journeys through the pages of Lisa Miller’s book ‘Heaven.’
The Minnesota Jewish Theatre Co. is bring this hilarious, award-winning musical to the Twin Cities. Want to win free tickets? And more info about a fab opening night event with Young Leadership.
Tu B’shvat marks the beginning of the spring renewal and a reminder that the inconsistencies of nature can wreak havoc on society. That’s why we need Nechama.
Take your chance at the Heilicher Minneapolis Jewish Day School’s Annual Benefit with a live auction, silent auction, chance contests & more, all helping a great community institution.
Are you a mensch? Want to meet the Executive VP of Original Programming and Development for “The Real Housewives,” “Top Chef,” and “Millionaire Matchmaker”? Then read on.
When I said the bracha and wrapped myself in my Tallit I was no longer an observer. I was not on the outside looking at others but feeling the embrace of my own tallit. And each time I run my hands through the fringe and wrap the tzitzit around my finger, I am transported back to being 3-years-old in shul, sitting next to my dad.
Continuing to foster open community dialogue, J Street Minnesota and the JCRC invite you to a conversation with Member of Knesset Yoel Hasson, “Why the Future of Israel is the Two-State Solution.”
The stories of war. Of the Holocaust. Of trauma and redemption. From the Hmong and Jewish and other communities. You’re invited. February 5th.
Matisyahu shows the world his face and gives us an opportunity to re-claim our identity.
Arabs in need of a bone marrow transplant, but with no suitable genetic match in the family, have one last – and unexpected – place to turn for hope.
According to the Greater Good Science Center, based at UC Berkeley, “volunteering lights up the same pleasure centers in the brain as food and sex.” So, you interested in donating a few hours?
January 27, the anniversary of the liberation of the Auschwitz concentration camp, has been declared International Holocaust Remembrance Day by the United Nations. The JCRC reflects on its significance.
Join us as we reconvene and find Sarah in a shtik nachas.
“Comedy in a Minor Key” a dark comedy of wartime manners that is impossible not to enjoy despite the serious subject.
Jewish Family and Children’s Service of Minneapolis is looking for a full-time communications specialist. Do you have what it takes?
