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The Pandemic’s First High Holy Days Season Has Synagogues Wondering: Will People Pay Dues?
Across the country, synagogues are bracing for a significant reduction in revenues.

There are 49 Jews Left on the British Island of Jersey. The Pandemic has Pushed their One Synagogue to the Brink
The community, with a formal membership of only 49 and an average age of over 70, has had to negotiate the coronavirus crisis as its membership continues to shrink.

The Diaspora may be moving, but it isn’t going away any time soon
The changes in the Diaspora community.
There’s no business like shul business
The retirement of Rabbi Moshe Rothblum after 35 years on the bimah at Adat Ari El.
American Jews are learned in everything — except Jewish texts
The American Jewish community is one of the most learned and sophisticated communities in Jewish history – in everything except Jewish texts. As Jews, we are illiterate.
Israel’s Sephardi Chief Rabbi Amar to visit Los Angeles
Israel\’s Sephardi Chief Rabbi Amar to visit Los Angeles; Ask A (Different) Rabbi; Inquiring Minds Want to Know.
Grupo Hispano celebrates a buen 5767
Beth Shalom has become the spiritual home of a growing group of Hispanics who have recently converted, or are in the process of doing so.
Water and pumpkins mark eco-friendly Sukkot
True Joy Through Water, a new outreach program created by Canfei Nesharim (\”the wings of eagles\”), an Orthodox environmental organization, it\’s designed to educate about the importance of water, its imperiled state and ways to conserve it.
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A Bisl Torah — Bar Mitzvah Lessons

A Moment in Time: October 7 – Beyond Black and White
