Behind The Scenes Of Beth El’s Tu B’Shevat Seder
What does it take to put on a one-of-a-kind event for a less-than-well-known holiday? Or asking top local chefs to step outside of their comfort zones to cook in a […]
Jew Review: ‘The Bill Murray Stories’
The other day I had the pleasure of stumbling upon a documentary that perfectly fit what I was in the mood for. I didn’t want to commit a ton of […]
Training Designed to Create Dementia-Friendly Communities
In 2010 the State of Minnesota passed legislation requiring the state to prepare for the huge impact Alzheimer’s disease will have on our population and our resources over the next […]
Amidst Financial Struggles, St. Paul Federation Looks To Move Forward
How will the organization rebuild trust in the community?
Seeking Volunteer Energy and Compassion
You can make a BIG impact by contributing a small amount of time through these new volunteer opportunities.
Celebrating 10 Years Of Jewfolk!
2019 is the TENTH anniversary of TC Jewfolk! And we’re celebrating all year long by sharing with you some thoughts from around our community about what TC Jewfolk means as […]
Are Minnesota Students Being Taught Enough About The Holocaust?
In 1989, renowned author and Holocaust survivor Elie Wiesel wrote in The New York Times about the movies, TV shows, and theatre productions that attempted to show and teach about […]
February 2019 Get the Folk Out
They say nothing brings people together like the cold, right? Well, “they” clearly never dealt with a polar vortex. Fortunately, February looks to be… um… seriously!? This can’t be right. […]
JLink™ Feature Friday: January 2019 Edition
Get to know Jewish professionals and JLink members in this month’s Feature Friday roundup! Aaron Goldstein If you’ve been hiding in a cave or don’t have the internet, you may not have […]
Hear Why Ilana Shemesh Is Helping Save Ugandan Mothers, Babies
Event featuring this Israeli Midwife is Feb. 5