The Kevetching Korner: Where Did All My Kosher Chicken Go?
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How a salmonella scare put a crimp in Rosh Hashanah.
Continue readingSeptember 18, 2018
September 12, 2018
Suicide Prevention Awareness Event In SLP On Saturday
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Laura Dizon remembers her brother, Aaron, as someone who was kind and generous; a musician and a friend to musicians. But what Laura and her family never knew is why he would take his own life. “I think if he felt comfortable talking to people, maybe he would still be here today,” said Dizon. Four […]
Continue readingJuly 27, 2018
Shabbat Diaries: July 20, 2018
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Waking up late is a hallmark to a relaxing Shabbat, right?
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July 12, 2018
Discovering my Jewish-ish-ness
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I’m a student,” is how I usually introduce myself when people ask. “What do you study?” is typically the question that follows; to which I respond “German-Jewish studies, mostly German- and Jewish literature.” I receive mixed reactions to this statement. Some people think that it seems a natural pair – because of historical events, and […]
Continue readingJune 19, 2018
David Hicks’ Journey To Judaism
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It’s more than just basketball that has David Hicks III wanting to make Aliyah.
Continue readingMay 4, 2018
Are Synagogues A Barrier To Judaism?
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Do barriers to synagogue life lead to the alienation of young Jews from institutional Jewish life?
Continue readingApril 19, 2018
Rabbi Steven Leder Headlining St. Paul Jewish Federation Event
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Rabbi Steven Leder grew up in St. Louis Park, and it’s been a long time since he’s lived here by his own admission. But when he returns next week for the Jewish Federation of Greater St. Paul‘s Spring Fundraising Event, he will be bringing a message that all members of the community need to hear. […]
Continue readingMarch 21, 2018