Jewish Federation Annual Meeting to honor educators, programs
On Sept. 17, two local educators —Netta Krashin and June Crane — as well as a young leader will be honored for their
On Sept. 17, two local educators —Netta Krashin and June Crane — as well as a young leader will be honored for their
FILL THE SHELVES NOW — When I was a young religious school student, we used to bring cans of food for Sukkot.
Sixty-one years ago, on Aug. 20, 1953, the Koch family’s lives changed forever. A purportedly unloaded gun went off and killed 14-year-old Leo Koch.
For Beth Liss, accepting the post of co-chair designate and, next year, co-chair of Jewish Federations of North America National Young Leadership Cabinet really came down to two facts.
A dedicated young leader, two community programs and two local educators will be honored as part of the Jewish Federation of Greater Kansas City’s 81st Annual Meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 17.
The audience chose Keith Klein, a graduate of Blue Valley Northwest High School now attending Eastman School of Music in New York as the 2014 KC SuperStar on Sunday night, Aug. 24. The American Idol-type singing competition is the
“American Jews and America’s Game: Voices of a Growing Legacy in Baseball” by Larry Ruttman (University of Nebraska Press 2013)
“For American Jews, baseball has been the tent of Abraham, offering many travelers entrance into both American life and Jewish self-identification.” Thus Larry Ruttman writes in his introduction to
Throughout Israel’s history, volunteers and supporters from all over the world have played an important role in the establishment and the survival of the Jewish state. That’s still true today with some of the most
“The warm, delicious smell of Challah brings something peaceful into the atmosphere of the home.”