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Temple Solel's Eastern European trip - Vimarsana News

Temple Solel's Eastern European trip

God’s invisibility liberates us from our limited vision, creating the possibility of experiencing the presence of God in unexpected ways, at any time, in any place.

Oak Park Temple becomes keeper of Holocaust Torah Scroll - Vimarsana News

Oak Park Temple becomes keeper of Holocaust Torah Scroll

Cantor Julie Yugend-Green was the first member of the Oak Park Temple B'nai Abraham Zion (OPT) to see the Holocaust Torah Scroll, which was transferred to the care of the Oak Park synagogue last month by the Memorial Scroll Trust in London, UK.“The first time I opened it,” she recalled, “I saw how beautiful it was, and I thought about how many hundreds if not thousands of people have chanted and told stories from it. I felt those voices. I felt the history.”

Dubai: Holocaust survivor recounts nightmare at concentration camp - Vimarsana News

Dubai: Holocaust survivor recounts nightmare at concentration camp

87-year-old Gidon Lev was in the UAE as special guest at International Holocaust Remembrance Day event held at Crossroads of Civilizations museum in Shindagha

77 years to Theresienstadt ghetto liberation: "The Journey of a Torah S - Vimarsana News

77 years to Theresienstadt ghetto liberation: "The Journey of a Torah S

An emotional journey with Holocaust survivors to bring a Torah Scroll that survived the Holocaust and will now make Aliya to Israel

Source: jpost.com
Czech Torah to be dedicated at FIU's Jewish Museum - Vimarsana News

Czech Torah to be dedicated at FIU's Jewish Museum

The Czech Torah originated from Prague's oldest synagogue in 1850 will become a part of JMOF collection.

Source: fiu.edu