Jewish education is a cornerstone of KU Hillel’s continued commitment to developing the next generation of Jewish leaders. This week started their educational series with two tracks for students: one discussion-based, and one an experiential track. Halfway through the semester, two new tracks will be available for additional learning.
Participants at Beth Torah's last Golf Classic in 2019.
On October 4th, Congregation Beth Torah will hold its 17th Annual CBT Golf Classic. Beth Torah members and friends look forward to meeting on the green at Falcon Lakes Golf Club in Basehor, Kansas.
Learn how to bring mindfulness into your home when Jewish Family Services presents “Get Calm and Connected: Mindful Parenting” at 7 p.m., Tuesday October 12, on Zoom.
In its core granting cycle, the Jewish Community Foundation’s Community Legacy Fund has awarded $254,313 to 17 local Jewish community organizations. These grants are intended to help enhance and maintain the quality of Jewish life in the Greater Kansas City area.
The community is invited to join Congregation Ohev Sholom to rejoice with the Torah on Thursday, September 29, 2021, at 9:30 a.m. at Ohev Sholom, 5311 West 75th St., Prairie Village, KS.
As the managing artistic director/director of arts + culture at the Jewish Community Center of Greater Kansas City, Keith Wiedenkeller brings his unique blend of arts, business, and nonprofit leadership to the role.
We live in a hectic, fast-paced world now made more challenging by the ongoing pandemic. More people are experiencing stress and anxiety and are reaching out for tools to help them cope with our complex reality.
After more than a year of pandemic life, many of us are ready to explore the world in new ways and add meaning to our lives. Fortunately, MeltonKC, now part of Jewish Experiences, a Collaboration of Jewish Federation and The J, provides a wide array of educational opportunities for any adult in Kansas City who seeks continued growth and learning.
KU Chabad, kicking off its 31st semester, had the opportunity to impact the stories of many different students. As the semester began, the Chabad staff welcomed and hosted numerous new and familiar faces.
The 2021-2022 session of the great Jewish literature reading club and discussion group kicks off after the High Holidays, with the first Zoom-based discussion taking place on Sunday, Sept. 19. Discussions will continue on the third Sunday of each month (through June), from 10:30 a.m. to noon.
