Articles from the September 19, 2014 edition
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High Holiday Greetings from the Jewish Pavilion
The Jewish Pavilion does far more than bring challah to the doorsteps of seniors living in long- term care facilities. We are all about community, companionship and continuity for our elders. In... Full story
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Families sense connectivity and vibrancy at Jewish Fun Day
Imagine an empty patch of concrete being transformed into an action-packed hub of activity, filled with the laughter of over 200 people. That is what transpired on Sunday, Sept. 7, when four local... Full story
L'Shana Tova from the Holocaust Memorial Resource and Education Center of Florida
The Holocaust Center has a long history of cooperating, coordinating and collaborating with a diverse group of cultural, civic and religious organizations in order expand the reach of our mission and... Full story
JFS Orlando Rosh Hashanah Message
In a week, Jews around the world will celebrate Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year. This is not the same type of celebration revelers enjoy on the eve of January 1 but a time when we review our deeds... Full story
Life Care Center embraces Jewish culture for a New Year
On Friday Sept. 5, 10 residents of Life Care Center were treated to an early Rosh Hashanah service led by Program Director Julie Levitt, with volunteer Stephen Wolf accompanying the festivities on... Full story
PJ Library, Shalom Families learn about Rosh Hashanah
PJ Library Families were treated to story time led by Susan Bernstein, Temple Israel's new congregational life coordinator. The story imparts a great lesson about our responsibility in making the... Full story
Taglit-Birthright Israel opens registration for winter trips
NEW YORK – Taglit-Birthright Israel, the organization responsible for sending over 400,000 young Jewish adults on a free 10-day trip to Israel to learn about their heritage, will launch its improved application portal for its 2014/2015 Winter s... Full story
2013/2014 Year in Review
September The Jewish Academy of Orlando celebrated its “Double Chai” anniversary. Rabbi Sharon Barr Skolnik was introduced as the new Hebrew/Judaic curriculum coordinator. The Holocaust Memorial Resource & Education Center opened its art exhibit “In... Full story
Year in Review: The highs and the lows of 5774
By JTA Staff NEW YORK (JTA) - Read about the highs and lows of 5774 - and everything in between. September 2013 In his address to the U.N. General Assembly, President Obama says the U.S. focus in the... Full story
Save the stress: Here's an easy and pleasing Rosh Hashanah menu
(MyJewishLearning.com)-When the Jewish New Year comes around, many people stress for weeks leading up to the holiday and break out their most complicated recipes to impress guests. But when I... Full story
Turner Classic Movies showcases the Jewish experience on film
Since 2006, the Turner Classic Movies (TCM) cable and satellite TV network has hosted “The Projected Image,” a month-long showcase examining how different cultural and ethnic groups have been portrayed on the big screen. At last, after pre... Full story
Break-fast pickle? Try cucumber salad and your own cream cheese
(MyJewishLearning.com)-Fasting on Yom Kippur is one of my least favorite parts of being Jewish. I recognize the value of reflective fasting, and I know some people even enjoy the fast day, but for me... Full story
Should young families have to pay to pray?
NEW YORK (Kveller.com)—Have you heard the one about the young Jewish couple who have a kid while living in a big city and find themselves searching for community around the High Holidays? You know, the couple who decide to pony up for synagogue m... Full story
