In the midst of the COVID-19 outbreak, Temple Jeremiah's team wants to remind you of Kol Yisrael arivim zeh l’zeh, a tenet of Jewish faith that teaches us that we are all responsible for one another. Each of us are a part of this community to draw strength from one
The uncertainty of this global health crisis is hard and stressful, as information changes by the day. With this in mind, Jewish Boston teens has compiled a list of resources to help support and connect the Jewish community as we navigate these challenging times. As our tradition teaches us: kol
As communities seek to lower the impact of COVID-19, many families are spending a lot of time at home with their kids. PJ Library, a nonprofit that shares Jewish children's books with families around the world, has compiled a list of ideas ways to stay busy and have fun at
Dear Friends, Temple Jeremiah leadership, professional and volunteer, has been in constant communication as more information and guidance has come through from the CDC and the WHO, as well as local authorities. At this time, while there are no cases of COVID-19 at Temple, we have decided to exercise extreme prudence
Temple Jeremiah Brotherhood proudly announces the opening of the 2020 Summer Overnight Camp Scholarship! This year there is something new and exciting – the combination of our traditional Brottman Scholarships along with an additional scholarship fund sponsored by two generous benefactors, who will match dollar-for-dollar all contributions raised by Brotherhood.
So many opportunities for everyone to come together for the holiday of Purim! March Tot Shabbat Friday, March 6, at 6:00 p.m. We begin by inviting our youngest members to a very special Tot Shabbat. We have teamed up with Noggin Builders and PJ Library for a Shabbat celebration for
Are you the family photographer always trying to capture that special moment? Do you have a great camera that you love to play with but nothing interesting to shoot? Maybe you are a pro and want to donate some time to Temple Jeremiah? We are creating a volunteer photography pool
BJE Chicago’s 2019 Rambam Award Recipient Introduction for Dr. Anne Lidsky Delivered by Linda Sonin on 11/10/11 Lately, I've been reading The Book of Gutsy Women by Hillary Rodham Clinton and Chelsea Clinton. I picked it up because I was intrigued by the term “Gutsy” and was eager to see
Scholar-in-Residence Featuring Cantor Evan Cohen December 6-8, 2019 Join us for a weekend of exploration through the eyes of one of Israel’s only Reform Cantors. Cantor Evan Cohen will join us for Kabbalat Shabbat worship on Friday evening focusing on the themes in the Torah portion in Jacob’s encounters with
We must always take sides. Neutrality helps the oppressor, never the victim. Silence encourages the tormentor, never the tormented. --Elie Wiesel The recent murders, injuries, and aftermath at the Tree of Life congregation in the Pittsburgh area on International Religious Freedom Day sadly remind us that anti-Semitism, racism, and hatred
