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Congregation Beth Torah recently welcomed the Community Blood Center to West 127th Street. More than 30 individuals donated blood throughout the afternoon, and ate some delicious homemade treats.

The J hosted its annual meeting at The White Theatre on Tuesday, Oct. 19, celebrating the opening of its expanded footprint while acknowledging the challenges it’s overcome in the past year due to COVID-19.

Jewish Family Services (JFS) is hosting a series of community health fairs this month at its Brookside East office and food pantry.

Starlight Theatre's latest experience, Van Gogh Alive, gives people the opportunity to experience art in a truly unique way.

Athletes from across the Midwest came to The J to compete in the 8^th Annual Do More Charity Challenge on Saturday, Oct. 9 to raise money and awareness for their charities of choice.

Which Jews are doing or creating fascinating things in Kansas City? Whose job is something that everyone else thinks is pretty great? And who’s raising a family while simultaneously saving the world?

The Friends of Sheffield Cemetery organization plans to restore the stone pillars next to the wrought-iron entrance gate at the cemetery.

Connie Simon, kallat Torah, and Eric Poe, chatan bereishit, were honored as Congregation Beth Shalom volunteers on Simchat Torah morning.

KU Hillel serves as a home for hundreds of Jewish students at KU and creates ways for students to explore their Judaism. Rock Chalk Shabayit is just one of those ways.

The following bowlers in the Sunday Morning Kansas City B’nai B’rith Men’s Bowling League achieved high scores at Ward Parkway Lanes on October 17, 2021.