It is difficult to grasp that this year marks the second yahrzeit of October 7, a day that has left an indelible mark on our hearts, our community, and Jewish history. We remember where we were, what we were doing, and the overwhelming sense of horror and loss we felt on what should have bee…
As the Jewish world prepares to welcome Rosh Hashanah, the New Year 5786 on the Hebrew calendar, we are all reflecting on a year marked by profound grief, enduring resilience, and an unshakable hope for peace.
In synagogues and homes across Israel and the Diaspora, the moving sound of the s…
As we savor the final days of summer sunshine, the Jewish Federation has been busy preparing for an exciting year ahead. From organizing committee meetings to launching new initiatives, we are focused on building a stronger, more vibrant Jewish community.
While it’s always bittersweet to …
As we approach the close of the 2025 Annual Campaign for Jewish Needs on June 30, I find myself filled with gratitude and awe for what we accomplish—together. This year has tested us in ways we couldn’t have predicted. But thanks to your generosity, your compassion, and your unwavering c…
Jewish life is rich with meaningful milestones, occasions when we come together in celebration and moments when we gather to support one another in sorrow. Life-cycle events—births, b’nai mitzvahs, confirmations, graduations, marriages, and mourning—and our many holidays give us the op…
