We Honor George Floyd’s Memory by Pursuing Justice Safely
On this Shabbat evening, Minnesotans are reeling following the murder of George Floyd.
WATCH: Rabbi Aaron Weininger Speaks At Gov. Walz’s Press Conference
n Saturday afternoon, Adath Jeshurun Congregation Rabbi Aaron Weininger, co-chair of the Minnesota Rabbinical Association, was one of the many faith leaders that spoke at Gov. Tim Walz’s press conference […]
Late-Night Protesters ‘Are Not Us,’ Walz Says
s protests the last several days have turned into window-smashing, building-torching riots, Minnesota leaders are suggesting that many of those involved in the worst of the damage are not from […]
Aleinu. It Is On Us.
eorge Floyd was murdered under the knees of a police officer, along with three accomplices. In many faith traditions, knees are used to bend in reverence to holiness. Reverend Ted […]
It’s Not About Us
ometimes it’s OK to sit one out. That’s a hard thing for a journalist to hear with a potential story nearby, but there are times when that’s the right thing […]
Community Coming Together For Zoom Shavuot
ust as Zoom became an integral part of the Passover seder and the weekly Friday and Saturday services, Shavuot – which begins Thursday night, May 28 – is also joining […]
Jewish Leaders Speak Out On Death Of George Floyd
inneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey condemned the death of George Floyd at the hands of the Minneapolis Police Department at a press conference Tuesday morning. Floyd, an African-American died Monday evening […]
Who The Folk?! Shira Yardley
Meet the keeper of the garden!
Sholom Opts For COVID Transparency, But Situation ‘Wearing’
Sholom had it’s first employee death from coronavirus this week.
UPDATE: Minnesota Rabbinical Association Agrees to Keep Synagogues Closed
The Minnesota Rabbinical Association has updated their earlier statement regarding religious gatherings in light of new guidance from the state.