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Clergy & Laity United for Economic Justice (CLUE) and the Jewish Collaborative of Orange County are so delighted to invite you to our

Good morning and welcome to the TimesOC newsletter. It’s Wednesday, May 5. I’m Carol Cormaci, bringing you the latest roundup of Orange County news and events. According to numbers issued Tuesday afternoon by the Orange County Health Care Agency, the daily case count per 100,000 students has dropped to 2.4, but that’s not enough to move into the yellow tier, so we are still in the slightly more restrictive orange tier. Counties that reach the yellow tier have brighter economic prospects, as more businesses and venues — among them gyms, movie theaters, stadiums, museums and amusement ...

Print Huntington Beach religious leaders and congregants of different faiths will gather virtually on Thursday to reflect on human dignity during troubled times in a prayer breakfast themed, “United in Prayer: A Time of Renewal.” Hosted by the Greater Huntington Beach Interfaith Council, the event will be feature live and prerecorded prayers from six denominations and will culminate in a keynote address by Gail J. Stearns, dean of Chapman University’s Wallace All Faiths Chapel and associate professor of religious studies. Stearns will speak on the importance of becoming “maladjusted,�...

Monday, Mar. 15, 2021 | Indigo residents Steve and Linda Gooen stand behind Sandhill Crane Pair, created by Ben Foster Bronze Sculpture. The sticker price for the sculpture was $14,500.Buy this Photo Monday, Mar. 15, 2021 | Stephen and Jenie Einstein moved to Esplanade from New Jersey in January. They were drawn in by the vibrant colors at the Belisario Artist exhibit.Buy this Photo Monday, Mar. 15, 2021 | Country Club resident Debbie Pickett and her son, Jim Stark, hold 10-year-old silky terrier Bojangles, also known as "Bobo." Pickett said she was interested in the festival because sh...

Sandra Caplan Community Beit Din Honoring Rabbi Stephen Einstein Screenshot from YouTube/jewishoc In 1976, Rabbi Stephen Einstein started teaching an Intro to Judaism class in Orange County. Although some of the students were people who were born Jewish and wanted to learn more, there were a large number of prospective converts taking it as well. At the time, conversion was a delicate topic, and many were wary about welcoming converts. However, Einstein persisted and taught the class to thousands of students and mentored hundreds of converts for the next 41 years. Now, the Sandra Caplan Commu...