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“As long as the candle is burning, it is still possible to accomplish and to mend.” - Rabbi Yisrael Salanter ![]()
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Happy new year to all of you! Shana Tovah U’metuka! 🍎🍯![]()
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Thank you to our friend and Jewish educator Amy Kassiola, and her daughter Brenda Kassiola, for creating this beautiful artwork for us.
The high holidays are fast approaching, so we asked the Jewish Community Library for new reading material for the season. Howard Freedman, Director of the Library recommends:![]()
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1. Abigail Pogrebin’s "My Jewish Year: 18 Holidays, One Wondering Jew" can be a good point of entry to the upcoming holidays and their possibilities.![]()
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2. Esther Shkalim’s "A Mosaic of Israel’s Traditions: Unity Through Diversity." Generously illustrated, this book gives the reader a valuable window on the tremendous diversity within the Jewish world.![]()
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Click to learn more, and discover how to borrow them from the Jewish Community Library.![]()