The Women’s Philanthropy, part of the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati, have had a busy November. They planned and spearheaded not one, but two mitzvot (good deeds), or in this case, socially minded philanthropic events – the Thanksgiving Mitzvah and the MakeAHome Mitzvah – just days apart.
The Women’s Philanthropy, part of the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati, have had a busy November. They planned and spearheaded not one, but two mitzvot (good deeds), or in this case, socially minded philanthropic events – the Thanksgiving Mitzvah and the MakeAHome Mitzvah – just days apart.
Cantor Alane S. Katzew will be the featured performer at Northern Hills Synagogue’s monthly HaZaK luncheon on Wednesday, Dec. 18.
“I was in terrible shape financially, physically, and emotionally, and I was homeless,” said Leah.
Mark your calendars for April 16 when Israeli violinist Guy Braunstein performs at Plum Street Temple.
The Men’s Club of Northern Hills Synagogue will continue its own many-year tradition and a tradition of American Jewish life by preparing a kosher Chinese dinner for the congregation and the community on Tuesday evening, Dec. 24, beginning at 6 p.m.
Before a crowd of nearly 200, Mark Oppenheimer co-host of Unorthodox “The World’s Leading Jewish Podcast” claimed The American Israelite as the Best Jewish Newspaper. The podcast was taped on Sunday, Nov. 17, at the Mayerson Jewish Community Center. It was a lively way to begin the Cincinnat…
Jewish National Fund honored Dr. Dean Kereiakes and his wife Anne Kereiakes at the annual Tree of Life Award Dinner in the Ohio Valley on Nov. 11, 2019, at Cincinnati Music Hall.
Every day, across the country, thousands of professionals and volunteers successfully link people in need of assistance to the programs, services, and nonprofit organizations that can best deliver it.
Isaac M. Wise Temple has a busy season planned for the Festival of Lights this year. From the youngest child to all children at heart, there’s a Chanukah event that will provide the opportunity to celebrate the holidays among friends and family.
Golf Manor approved the first reading of an ordinance to “combat discrimination and for the guarantee of equality and inclusion” at its Nov. 25 council meeting.
Never worry about money again is the promise of Financial Peace University (FPU), a nine-lesson course with a proven plan to master budgeting, pay off debt, build wealth, and give generously.
The Jewish Foundation of Cincinnati, at its annual meeting Nov. 13, gave a sneak peek at the community study it plans to release in January.
The Jewish Federation of Cincinnati has named Joshua Rosen as the development officer for Create Your Jewish Legacy (CYJL).
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The Village of Golf Manor will likely hear the first reading of an ordinance to “combat discrimination and for the guarantee of equality and inclusion” at a Monday, Nov. 25, meeting.
Today, teens and young people are struggling. More than 3 million adolescents, representing over 13% of the population, have experienced a major depressive episode, according to the National Institute of Mental Health. The numbers are equally high for adolescents experiencing eating disorder…
Seeking to attract families from the greater New York City area to Cincinnati, several locaal Jewish leaders will be representing Cincinnati at an event that is expected to draw more than 2,000 people.
Isaac M. Wise Temple’s Distance-Wise Adult Learning program takes advantage of technology to enhance its educational offerings. From hundreds of miles away, great thinkers and ideas are brought up close and personal to Isaac M. Wise Temple.
Cedar Village hosted an Honor Flight Tri-State’s Flightless Honor Flight on Nov. 17.
A dozen women from the Jewish Cincinnati community traveled to New York City for a first-of-its-kind summit: Imagine More.
Isaac M. Wise Temple program WiseGen (for congregants age 70 snd older) has organized a Chanukah Bash to celebrate the holiday. There will be latkes, laughs, friends, and entertainment for all to enjoy.
Jerry Springer returned to Cincinnati on Sunday, Nov. 3, 2019, to moderate a discussion among members of St James of the Valley Catholic Church, Wyoming Baptist Church, Ascension and Holy Trinity Church of Wyoming, The Islamic Center of Cincinnati, and The Valley Temple.
Brooklyn-born Israeli author Yossi Klein Halevi wants to create a model for a new conversation between Israelis and Palestinians so they can better understand each other’s historical narrative. He has begun this process with his book “Letters to My Palestinian Neighbor.” Halevi spoke about h…
Tulane Chartock is feisty and energetic, despite the walking boot on her right leg. She arrives for the interview on a blue scooter, wearing black slacks and a shimmering silver blouse. To say she was excited to share her ideas of what it means to be Jewish would be an understatement. At the…
Are you worried about how in the world you will ever be able to downsize after living in your home for years? Do you have questions about Medicare, retirement, or aging?
In 2002, the Isaac M. Wise Temple Sisterhood created the Bedtime Bundles project to reach out to the women and children who are residents of the YWCA’s Domestic Violence Shelter.
An unprecedented survey of American Jews conducted by the American Jewish Committee (AJC), the Jewish advocacy organization, reveals deep concern about anti-Semitism in the United States and widespread fear that it is increasing.
From the rise of Nazism through the end of World War II and beyond, Jewish musicians composed pieces to respond to their plight. Creating music was a powerful form of spiritual resistance that helped composers and performers retain their humanity under the direst of circumstances.
Iris Ruth Pastor brought her keen sense of humor and wise insights about women navigating through midlife to Isaac M. Wise Center on Thursday evening, Oct. 24.
In the beautiful historical Plum Street Temple, where Isaac Mayer Wise prayed, Andrew Rehfeld became a descendant of Wise, in a way, being inaugurated as the 10th president of the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion Oct. 27.
Cincinnati Chapter of Hadassah will resume its popular monthly program Coffee Talk at 9:30 a.m. Monday, Nov. 11, at the home of Jean Simmons.
When discussing immigration, the focus tends to be on the immigrant experience of European Jews in America, but much less is known about those Jews who came from the Middle East and North Africa and their stories beg to be told.
By Marc Emral
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The brother of a man accused of an assault outside a Symmes Township, Ohio, restaurant is under arrest for helping his brother escape custody in the United States.
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Recognizing that society is at a critical point in the relationship with Israel, a relationship strained by increasingly divergent political views and priorities, the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati has been holding a series of community conversations through its initiative We Need to Talk. …
An exhibition featuring nine of the most important Israeli artists of the 20th century continues at the Skirball Museum at the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion through Jan. 5, 2020.
Two Cincinnati synagogues – Golf Manor Synagogue and Congregation Sha’arei Torah – are participating in the Orthodox Union Women’s Initiative Simchat Torah program this year.
The Cincinnati Associates of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion invite the community to attend the 36rd annual Cincinnati Associates Tribute Dinner on Sunday evening, Oct. 27 at the Hyatt Regency Cincinnati.
On Friday, Oct. 25, a special musical and communal Shabbat experience will take place at Wise Center.
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