Minnesota JCC To Launch Immersive Hebrew Language Program For Kids
If asked to call to mind a Jewish immersion, you might think mikveh. This September, the Minnesota JCC will be launching another kind: a new Hebrew Language Program at the […]
Leading Voice In Humanistic Judaism Visiting Minnesota For Book Event, Rabbinic Ordination
Upon her ordination last year, Rabbi Eva Rose Cohen became the first and only rabbi affiliated with Humanistic Judaism in Minnesota. On March 22, she’ll make history again with her […]
Policy & Billions At Stake In The World Zionist Congress
Every five years, delegates representing Jewry from around the world gather in Jerusalem at the World Zionist Congress (WZC) to make impactful policy decisions – including how to allocate over […]
Old School Jewish Matchmaking For Seniors: Making Romance A Community Affair
TC Jewfolk is excited to announce a new project just in time for Valentine’s Day. Old School Jewish Matchmaking (OSJM) is a program open to singles 65 and over who […]
‘Glory’ Explores True Story Of Pioneering Women’s Hockey Team, Antisemitism And All
Minnesota Jewfolk may like to claim the Frozen Chosen title, but Glory – a unique and compelling play that blends action, humor, and history – is at Theatre in the […]
A Minnesota Mom’s Dispatch from Israel As World Holds Breath for Hostages’ Return
Jessica Ostrov, a parent and teacher from St. Paul, knew as she planned her volunteering trip to Israel, her second since October 7, to expect the extraordinary as a matter […]
Partnering with MAZON: Fighting Hunger and Nourishing the Jewish Soul
TC Jewfolk is proud to partner with MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger – a national organization inspired by Jewish values – to fight to end hunger among people of […]
What A ‘Wicked’ Year for Jews
It was in simpler and more peaceful times that the Maccabeats’ first music video for Hanukkah, intended for their mostly Orthodox audience, went viral. The year was 2010, and since […]
A Look at New Research on Antisemitism at U of M, Other U.S. Campuses
A newly released report offers insights into the “troubling and highly complex situation on U.S. campuses at the end of the 2023-24 academic year” after Oct. 7. The University of […]
New School Year, New President at the U of M, New Actions Needed to Combat Hate
The beginning of the 2024-25 academic year coincides with Elul, the Hebrew month preceding the High Holidays, considered a time for personal reflection on the preceding year and hopes for […]