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Greater Phoenix rabbis will offer a Jewish salve for troubled and anxious congregants during the High Holidays - Vimarsana News

Greater Phoenix rabbis will offer a Jewish salve for troubled and anxious congregants during the High Holidays

Chabad Jewish Center of Mesa Rabbi Laibel Blotner already knows what he will talk about in his High Holiday sermons, but he never writes it down word for word. That’s

Arizona OKs $5 million to protect faith communities from terror attacks, hate crimes - Vimarsana News

Arizona OKs $5 million to protect faith communities from terror attacks, hate crimes

Over the last 18 months, Tucson’s Prince Chapel African Methodist Episcopal (AME) Church experienced a series of troubling incidents. First up was a stone through one of the church’s stained

Honoring the victims of the Holocaust as one Greater Phoenix community - Vimarsana News

Honoring the victims of the Holocaust as one Greater Phoenix community

Rise Stillman was 14 when she was transported to Auschwitz in April 1944, a day after Passover ended.

AZ Senate passes funding bill to protect synagogues, others from terror attacks, hate crimes - Vimarsana News

AZ Senate passes funding bill to protect synagogues, others from terror attacks, hate crimes

Legislation to provide funding for security assistance to small nonprofit organizations, including synagogues and Jewish organizations, at high risk of terrorist attacks and hate crimes due to their mission or

Rabbi Sharfman gives invocation for Gov. Hobbs' inauguration ceremony | Community - Vimarsana News

Rabbi Sharfman gives invocation for Gov. Hobbs' inauguration ceremony | Community

Rabbi Bonnie Sharfman elicited laughter from the crowd at the Arizona Capitol on Thursday morning by telling everyone it was probably a good idea to sit down and settle in