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Pittsburgh newcomer Hazzan Barbara Barnett wants to make prayer more meaningful - Vimarsana News

Pittsburgh newcomer Hazzan Barbara Barnett wants to make prayer more meaningful

'The thing that ties us all together — no matter what movement we are in — is the liturgy and the Torah'

There's still plenty of time for a relaxing summer novel - Jewish Community Voice - Vimarsana News

There's still plenty of time for a relaxing summer novel - Jewish Community Voice

We hope you’re enjoying some warm, relaxing time in the sunshine. As summer winds down, there’s still plenty of time to take a good novel and head outside. We suggest these great books. AMY: A novel about people helping each other? Yes, in James McBride’s “The Heaven and Earth Grocery Store,” Chona Ludlow owns

Jew of Color activist creating space for diversity - Jewish Community Voice - Vimarsana News

Jew of Color activist creating space for diversity - Jewish Community Voice

HOMETOWN: Cherry Hill FAMILY: Husband Travis Massenburg; son Travis Massenburg Jr. SYNAGOGUE: Congregation Beth El FAVORITE MOVIE: “Magnolia” FAVORITE DOCUMENTARY: “Paris is Burning” Hailing from a small rural town in Virginia with almost no Jewish community, Dr. Tameika Minor, a clinical mental health professor at Rutgers University, has found her Jewish community here in

Beth El-The Heights Synagogue picnic Aug. 13 - Vimarsana News

Beth El-The Heights Synagogue picnic Aug. 13

Beth El-The Heights Synagogue will be holding its annual picnic to learn more about the congregation from 5 to 8 p.m. Aug. 13 at picnic shelter No. 1 at Forest

Religious Leaders Denounce Christian Nationalism - Vimarsana News

Religious Leaders Denounce Christian Nationalism

Milwaukeeans representing Jewish, Muslim, Buddhist, Roman Catholic and Unitarian congregations gathered Thursday to launch