How Religion Will Save Our Planet
We have language from our tradition to recover awe and wonder of nature.
JFCS To Honor Rheins For 25 Years Of Support, Volunteerism & Compassion
Shortly after Nancy and Kevin Rhein first settled with their three children in Minnetonka in 1994, after five cross-country corporate moves, Nancy was looking for volunteer opportunities that could include […]
Showing Solidarity To Fight Hate Crimes
Bringing communities together to fight a common cause.
Parents Sound Alarm After Son’s Pill Death
There is nothing that can convince his parents that Gabe Lilienthal wasn’t murdered. The 17-year-old Gabe thought he was taking OxyContin to try and help him sleep. What he was […]
Mental Health Conference Oct. 20 Features Jazz Musician Sam Miltich
The 19th annual Mental Health Education Conference sponsored by the Twin Cities Jewish community, “Creating Healing and All that Jazz,” will be held 10 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. Sunday, Oct. […]
Go Retro With An 80s-Themed Sukkah Party
As we prepare for Sukkot, we look to emulate our ancestors who wandered in the desert for forty years while sleeping in huts. Here is a new twist on celebrating […]
Sukkah Hopping Of Days Gone By
The High Holiday season is filled with rituals and moments that leave a lasting impression on a kid, from Shofar blowing to fasting to Sukkah building to cleaning up busted […]
Jewish Job: St. Paul JCC After-School Program Staff
Job Title: After-School Program Staff Organization Name: St. Paul JCC Job Type: Part-time; 2-6 p.m. Salary Range: $11-$14/hour Deadline: 11/1/2019 Job Summary/Description: The St. Paul JCC is seeking a staff […]
Who The Folk?! Jess Braverman
What takes an attorney from public defender to women’s advocacy work? For Jess Braverman, it very much aligns to why she wanted to become a lawyer in the first place. […]
Jew Review: ‘Mean Girls’
We’re lucky here in the Twin Cities to have the Tony Award-nominated musical Mean Girls at the Orpheum Theatre through Oct. 13. Not just because it’s fantastic. But because it […]