Apple Butter Babka Puts Holiday Twist On A Favorite
Last year, I really thought babka was going to have its year. Around January of 2019, I kept seeing major food publications posting babka recipes and I got excited, thinking […]
Sabes, St. Paul JCCs Usher In New Era
The two Jewish Community Centers in the Twin Cities had one last big piece of news to squeeze in before the holiday.
10 Top Quick Tips To Put Some Holy Into Your Family’s Rosh Hashanah
Are you struggling to find a sense of balance and meaning this Rosh Hashanah? Do the Holy Days feel less holy in this time of pandemic distance and confusion? You […]
Jew Review: ‘Parenting with Sanity and Joy’
What was my favorite part of the book: Parenting with Sanity and Joy by Susan G. Groner? I would have to say the bookmark! Probably not what you expected. But […]
Voter Assistance Program Available at JFS
If you would like help understanding how to vote by mail in the November election, JFS can help. The Voter Assistance program is well-suited for individuals who have a range of experience and exposure to technology. JFS has trained volunteers to walk you through the process step by step, with detailed help.
CARES Act Grant Supports Kosher Meals on Wheels
This program is made possible by the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act.
Shir Tikvah Pairing Education With Its Values
How do you teach hope? It’s a question Shir Tikvah Rabbi Michael Latz said he was asked recently. The answer to that question, in part, is what led the Minneapolis […]
Who The Folk?! Justin “JP” Held
A lot has changed in the five years since his last time working at Minnesota Hillel, and this week we are joined by by Rabbi-to-be Justin “JP” Held, who works […]
Will You Be A High Holiday Tourist This Year?
It’s obviously an understatement to say that this has been a crazy and scary year! Virtually every part of our lives has been altered, including how we will be observing […]
Apple & Honey Madeleines: A Fresh Take On Tradition
A great snack for a sweet new year.