Congregation Beth Aaron News Today

Community members gathered at King of Glory Lutheran Church on Saturday to remember when, 30 years ago, white supremacists tried to shake minority groups, including the Jewish community.

Community members gathered at King of Glory Lutheran Church on Saturday to remember when, 30 years ago, white supremacists tried to shake minority groups, including the Jewish community.

Community members gathered at King of Glory Lutheran Church on Saturday to remember when, 30 years ago, white supremacists tried to shake minority groups, including the Jewish community.

Three decades ago, in December of 1993, a Jewish family in Billings was subjected to a targeted hate crime. In response, the community of the Magic City banded together to

The Great Falls library and YWCA have partnered on a new anti-hate campaign after neo-Nazi propaganda was found in library books.

The Great Falls library and YWCA have partnered on a new anti-hate campaign after neo-Nazi propaganda was found in library books.

Montana Rep. Ed Stafman, who is also a rabbi, was scheduled to deliver the invocation for the Montana House earlier this month.

The Teaneck community has proudly witnessed a significant number of post-high school young men and women enlisting in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) after their gap year in Israel.

Last month, Rabbi Larry Rothwachs wrote to his community in Teaneck, informing them that he will likely let his contract with Congregation Beth Aaron expire in 2027, as he prepares to head a new community in Ramat Bet Shemesh called Rotshtein Heights.

RYNJ seventh and eighth grade Grandparent-Parent-Son Learning program was pure nachas.