admin | June 12, 2017
Ryan Blessing rblessing@norwichbulletin.com, (860) 425-4205 rblessingNB MONTVILLE Descendants of some of the first Russian Jewish settlers in Eastern Connecticut gathered in a wooded clearing Sunday afternoon in the Chesterfield section of town to honor the site where, 125 years ago, their ancestors established what is said to be the first rural synagogue in the state.
simmons | June 12, 2017
(JTA) Three Los Angeles synagogue locations were temporarily closed after receiving bomb threats on Shabbat. The threats were reported in the Los Angeles Jewish Journal on Saturday.
admin | June 12, 2017
Three Los Angeles synagogue campuses were shut down following a series of online bomb threats, disrupting normally scheduled Shabbat activitieson June 10.
richards | June 12, 2017
Share Share Email Print Cathy Sperlings aunt Sherrie Zaft was the only Jewish student in her class during elementary school. Born in 1928, Mrs. Zaft traveled to Toledo each weekend often in the front of a patrol wagon that carried inmates from the correctional facility in Whitehouse to attend Sunday school at Bnai Israel, a conservative synagogue
simmons | June 12, 2017
WARSAW, Poland (JTA) Archaeologists in Western Poland found the foundations of the New Synagogue, which was destroyed in 1938. The ruins found in the Polish city of Wroclaw belonged to the second largest synagogue in pre-war Germany.
admin | June 9, 2017
MARGATE Rev. Dennis J. Sullivan, bishop of the Catholic Church's Diocese of Camden, was honored Thursday at Beth El Synagogue for his interfaith work
admin | June 9, 2017
German Chancellor Angela Merkel acknowledged Latin Americas largest Jewish community during her visit to Argentina on Thursday. Visiting the Templo Libertad synagogue in Buenos Aires to inaugurate a newly restored German organ, she said the instrument symbolized a bridge between the two countries
simmons | June 9, 2017
ST. PETERSBURG Congregation B'nai Israel of St. Petersburg will host Pinellas County's second annual Pride Shabbat service on June 23.
richards | June 8, 2017
WARSAW, Poland (JTA) Archaeologists in Western Poland found the foundations of the New Synagogue, which was destroyed in 1938. The ruins found in the Polish city of Wroclaw belonged to the second largest synagogue in pre-war Germany. The archaeological digs are being conducted with the financial support of German President Frank-Walter Steimeier
richards | June 8, 2017
The Home of the Sages property on Bialystoker Place. Photograph: J. Oliver Conroy.
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