Local playwright shares tales of genocide in “Four Children”
What do a Jewish boy from Poland, an Armenian boy, a Cambodian girl and a girl from Sarajevo have in common?
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KU Hillel Shabboxes bring Rock Chalk Shabayit to homes
With Rock Chalk Shabayit returning again this year, KU Hillel staff have important updates. To bring the spirit of KU Hillel’s signature event and largest Shabbat experience into your home, they are introducing a new lineup of Shabboxes (Shabbat boxes).
B’nai B’rith Bowling scores, October 3, 2021
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 10-03-2021.
Congregation Beth Torah begins the religious school year
Congregation Beth Torah experienced a long-awaited "shehecheyanu moment" earlier this fall when it welcomed its students and families back to 127th Street.
JFS to host vaccination clinic on Oct. 11
Jewish Family Services is hosting a free Covid-19 vaccination clinic from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Monday, Oct. 11 in the White Theatre at the Jewish Community Center, 5801 West 115th St, Overland Park, Kansas.
JCF welcomes Jewish new year with good news
On September 25, the Jewish Community Foundation hosted “Happy ‘News’ Year,” a virtual happy hour for its fundholders and community partners.
Help make the holidays brighter with Jewish Family Services’ Hanukkah Project
Jewish Family Services needs your help to make Hannukah a little brighter for individuals and families in the community who are facing challenges.
JFS Virtual Speakers series to highlights critical social issues
Learn more about the critical challenges facing Kansas Citians and how Jewish Family Services is responding during the JFS virtual speaker series beginning Oct. 15.
Order your October kosher Shabbat meal to go
Skip the grocery shopping and cooking and reserve a delicious catered Shabbat dinner for Friday, October 15.
KU Chabad wraps up a month of High Holiday celebrations
The High Holiday season is usually marked by families coming together to enjoy special meals, prayer and time-honored traditions. But for Jewish college students who cannot be at home with their families, the High Holiday season can be challenging and lonely.
