April 2, 2019
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IT’S SPRING. SERIOUSLY. GET THE FOLK OUT. Not that you need me — or anyone else to tell you — but, my zisseles and boychiks, it’s time to get out and grab that vitamin D. And this month, we’ve got plenty o’ ways to make it happen with some new and old friends alike. “Coming […]
Continue readingMarch 1, 2019
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I don’t know about the rest of y’all, but after a relentless month of winter that was the most winter that ever wintered, I’m ready to Get the Folk Out even more than I thought I’d be. Especially since we’ve got a TON of foodie events this month. What exactly do we have in March? […]
Continue readingJanuary 31, 2019
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My first Shabbat service in more than 20 years was in Jerusalem. An atheist Jew, sitting on a hard, limestone terrace with my wife, a secular agnostic, under a hazy, thick night sky with 19 other couples who, outside of similar demographics, we barely knew. Our Rabbi invited us to join him in prayer if […]
Continue readingSeptember 20, 2018
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The Saint Paul Jewish Federation has always been committed to serving our community. As a part of that, we have absorbed feedback from last year’s events, and are pleased to present – several reasons why YOU should attend the St. Paul Jewish Federation’s Annual Gala. 1. OPEN BAR!! via GIPHY 2. Fancy A$$ Dinner (Glatt […]
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July 20, 2017
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Starting new after college in a new place? No problem.
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As an American Jew living in the UK, I thought it would only be right to compare the two (because we all love a good fight).
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Galit Breen wonders whether it’s necessary to have Jewish friends in order to lead a Jewish life.
Continue readingNovember 18, 2014
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Galit Breen sparked a fire last month when she wrote about her difficulties integrating with the local Jewish community. She’s now embarking on a bunch of “friend dates” with those who want to help.
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