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Parenting By Parsha: Terumah
Nearly 100 verses (96 to be precise). That’s how many lines of Torah are dedicated, in this week’s parsha, to describing the exact way in which the ark of the […]
Added Benefit Of Hillel’s Rebuild? Accessibility
While Minnesota Hillel has been a fixture in Dinkytown since the mid-1950s, there has been one very notable absence from the building: accessibility. While the building’s unique brickwork stood out, […]
Who The Folk?! Sarah Nathan
Sarah Nathan has bounced from West Coast to East Coast before settling into Minnesota a few months ago. And like every stop before this, she’s found a way to get […]
Olitzky Announces Resignation From Beth El
Rabbi Avi Olitzky, who started at Beth El Synagogue fresh out of rabbinic school, announced Wednesday morning that he has given notice that he’ll be leaving the synagogue. The resignation […]
JFCS Hosts Virtual Screening Of ‘Living Art’ For JDAIM
When Mara Clawson was an 11-year-old summer camper at their neighborhood JCC, the family went to an end-of-session art show that Mara had a piece of work in. “You looked […]
Who The Folk?! Shelly Christensen
What’s it like when your February has been built around traveling the country each year? For Shelly Christensen, it has been thinking about this year’s Jewish Disabilities Awareness, Acceptance and […]
Parenting By Parsha: Yitro
In our home, we have a game that we play several times a day, called Click-Pow. The premise is pretty simple. Our toddler is really into clicking the fasteners on […]
Mayors Frey, Carter Among Signers Of Antisemitism Initiative
The mayors of Minnesota’s two largest cities are among the seven Minnesotans who have signed on to a new statement to combat antisemitism. Mayors Jacob Frey and Melvin Carter of […]
Who The Folk?! Anna Burnstein
What’s it like to start a new job during the pandemic? This week we talk to Anna Burnstein, the new PJ Library Coordinator at the St. Paul Jewish Federation, about […]