Let the Bidding Begin for the Talmud Torah of Minneapolis Auction!
Between now and May 9 bid on a variety of products, services and one-of-a-kind experiences all benefiting Talmud Torah of Mpls. But first, the Top Ten Reasons to start your bidding!
Between now and May 9 bid on a variety of products, services and one-of-a-kind experiences all benefiting Talmud Torah of Mpls. But first, the Top Ten Reasons to start your bidding!
New group JFCS NextGen hopes to tap into the altruism of Millennials while benefiting participants with networking and social perks.
A Twin Cities program helps domestic abuse survivors move into a new phase in their lives. Here’s your chance to help by becoming an advocate.
Just changing a lightbulb for a senior client of Jewish Family and Children’s Service of Minneapolis, like Marsha, can bring a lot of light into her life
“We like lots of books, and we cannot lie. You other book-lovers can’t deny”…that PJ Library and Shalom Baby are great FREE programs for kids!
Two hungry Jews set out to find the most authentic chopped liver in the Twin Cities.
Win free tickets to this play that is part comedy, part drama, part fable about death, science, faith and redemption.
Friends don’t let friends eat Matzah after Passover. But then what am I supposed to do with all the extra boxes in my cupboard?
A humorous look at what Jews eat and what’s left for the everyone else.
The Minneapolis Jewish Humor Festival is looking for artists for the 2011 festival. Last year was a smash and this year’s should be just as fun.
I want my son to see a flaming Alef lighting the sky above us when he dreams at night; right now it is all I have.
Like the house Anne Frank lived in when she and her family were in hiding from the Nazis, Sukkot is a secret holiday, translated literally, as booths. Sukkot is a pilgrim’s holiday, honoring those who wandered forty years in the desert and those who made arduous journeys to the holy temple of Jerusalem while living in temporary dwellings along the way. A symbol of life’s fragility, it is made of branches and beams with ample space for the intrusions of sun and rain.
1. Think of all your sins. Can you really atone for them in one week? Were any of them worth it? Which ones? 2. Be a Jewish fashionista. Count the diamonds and the rolexes in your row. Comment on the skirt lengths. Be judgmental. You have until the last shofar blows to repent.