Highlights of the much anticipated survey of the Cincinnati Jewish Community in 2019 were released and discussed on Jan. 15. The heads of the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati and the Jewish Foundation of Cincinnati framed the conversation and introduced the researchers involved in the project.
Highlights of the much anticipated survey of the Cincinnati Jewish Community in 2019 were released and discussed on Jan. 15. The heads of the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati and the Jewish Foundation of Cincinnati framed the conversation and introduced the researchers involved in the project.
For the first time since 2008, the local Jewish community has an updated, benchmark study of Jewish Cincinnati. The Brandeis University Cohen Center for Modern Jewish studies and the Steinhardt Social Research Institute, also at Brandeis, prepared this new report for the Jewish Federation of…
Having served the Jewish community as Director of Community Building for the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati for 20 years, Barb Miller retired this past December. Miller’s portfolio included overseeing the Planning & Allocations (P&A) Committee, leading the Israel Center, building re…
The American Israelite has added two new members to the newspaper team: Gailya Tomaino and Dr. Jordan Finkin.
During the week from Jan. 5 through Jan. 11, Wise Temple hosted the Interfaith Hospitality Network’s (IHN), providing shelter and support to families who have experienced crises and are temporarily homeless.
Jana Riess traveled to Israel in late spring as part of a group of Christian journalists under the auspices of the American Jewish Committee. She will be sharing her impressions of the trip with the First Friday group at Northern Hills Synagogue on Friday, February 7th at 8:00 p.m.
Cedar Village provided a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for senior veterans. The senior living community in Mason, Ohio recently hosted Honor Flight Tri-State’s Flightless Honor Flight. This event magically recreated the Honor Flight Tri-State trip for veterans 65 and older who were unable t…
Is somebody in your life expecting a baby? If that person is a family member or a neighbor or friend, you are cordially invited to let them know about an upcoming class, “Expecting Jewish Baby,” on three successive Monday nights beginning Jan. 27 followed by Shabbat dinner on Feb. 21 at Wise…
Fay Boksenbom May, a 67-year member of Rockdale Temple, is the first recipient of the Women of Rockdale (WoR) Sisterhood’s Queen Esther Award, created to honor a long-term member’s service to Rockdale and to WoR. She received the award at the annual WoR Sisterhood Erev Shabbat service on Nov…
For Connie Hinitz, Bobbi Handwerger, and Sonia Milrod, visiting Morocco not only was on their bucket list, but it exceeded all expectations. As Bobbi Handwerger said, “Morocco was more fascinating than I could have imagined. The whole trip, especially the Jewish history, was so interesting.”…
Broad surveys of the American Jewish community fail to capture the concerns and opinions of the Orthodox community, Congregation Sha’arei Torah heard at their Scholar-in-Residence Shabbat on Jan. 10-11 with Mark Trencher, founder of Nishma Jewish World Research. Nishma surveys this under-res…
In the face of a veritable epidemic of antisemitism, American Jewish Committee (AJC) encouraged Jews of all denominations to participate in Jewish and Proud Day on Monday, January 6.
Carol Hershenson has joined The American Israelite as an assistant editor.
The Cincinnati Chapter of Hadassah will present the popular monthly program Coffee Talk on Monday, Jan. 13 at 9:30 am at Matthew 25: Ministries, located at 11060 Kenwood Road, Blue Ash, OH 45242. The public is invited to join Hadassah as they tour the facility and learn about the work of Mat…
Impact. That’s what motivates this year’s Jewish Federation Campaign co-chair Chrissie Blatt.
On Friday January 24, 2020 Isaac M. Wise Temple features a special Shabbat service presenting Wise Temple’s soloist, Simon Barrad, opera singer and Temple cantorial soloist, at 6:15 p.m. Friday, Jan. 24.
Craig Schlesinger is a native of Finneytown in Greater Cincinnati and graduated from Finneytown High School. His family belonged to Northern Hills Synagogue but switched to another synagogue where he celebrated his Bar Mitzvah. Now he is back and will speak at the First Friday services Jan. 3.
Rabbi Sigma Coran of Rockdale Temple/K. K. Bene Israel was honored by the Women of Reform Judaism at the URJ Biennial in Chicago on Dec. 14.
“I can’t imagine my life without the center,” says Mark Klotsman, via translator.
A special Chanukah event took place at Cincinnati City Hall. The event, coordinated by City Council member Gregg Landsman, was attended by members of city council and Mayor J. Cranley. Rabbi Gershon Avtzon, of the Rabbinical Yeshiva of Cincinnati, and Jackie Congedo of the Jewish Community R…
One of Isaac M. Wise Temple’s many social action programs partners with Sweet Cheeks Diaper Bank for a mitzvah Jan. 12.
As an early preparation for the upcoming celebration of Chanukah, Rockwern Academy recently held its annual Chanukah party.
During the holiday season, many of us visit or are visited by our aging parents or relatives – often for the first time in months. Having awareness about specific changes in older adults that might be cause for concern is knowledge that can benefit all involved.
“Our hope is to build one of the most welcoming, innovative, and vibrant Jewish communities in America,” said Bret Caller, president of The Jewish Foundation of Cincinnati. “To realize this vision, along with the Federation, we commissioned the 2019 Cincinnati Jewish Community Study to get a…
With an energetic and positive attitude, Penina Teitelbaum comes across as unquestionably passionate about the school she heads. As the principal for Atara Girls High School, the only Jewish day school in Cincinnati for high school students, Teitelbaum speaks excitedly about it. And for good…
In today’s day and age, having a college internship has become more important than ever when it comes to getting a job after graduation. The job climate is competitive, and the more students can stand out, the better. Most industries look for students who have practical experience and succes…
If you ever wanted to leave your pet while on a trip, but were not happy with boarding your pet with others they may not know, there’s a new service that you can use.
You got the kids ready for school, you hit the gym, you’ve prepared for your big presentation at work, you picked up the dry cleaning, made a dentist appointment, paid a few bills, and arranged for dinner with your husband. And, this was all done before 10 am!
The Cincinnati Associates of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion hosted the 36th annual Cincinnati Associates Tribute Dinner on Sunday evening, Oct. 27, at the Hyatt Regency Cincinnati. Andrew Rehfeld, Ph.D., who was inaugurated as the 10th president in the 144-year history of …
“Cincinnati is home,” Eric Lamont said. “Even though neither of us are from here, we’ve been an active part of this community for the last eight years. It’s where I met Robyn, it’s where we got married, it’s where we welcomed our son into our lives. And the Jewish community has been the fabr…
During the winter, and especially through the holidays, those in need feel their lack of basic necessities keenly. Congregants engaged in the volunteer projects at Isaac M. Wise Temple are going out into the community this winter with faith that their service will bring peace and comfort and…
Thanksgiving is not far behind us, yet Chanukah celebrations are already on the horizon. This year, Adath Israel is preparing holiday events for all ages. From painting to learning and lots in between, there is something for everyone at this time of year.
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).
Submitted by: the Jewish Federation of Cincinnati
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…
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