
Welcome to the Jewish Community of Louisville
The photos in the thermometer tell part of the story. With your donation to the 2013 Federation Campaign:
- We provide programming for college students and offer them a place to meet and interact with other Jewish students at Hillel.
- The Teen Connection and BBYO ensure that middle and high school students have the opportunity to participate in a wide range of fun activities, engage their Judaism and develop strong Jewish identities.
- JCC Summer Camp is a strong, vibrant program; and scholarship help is available to assist those families who can’t afford the cost.
- Seniors can take advantage of hot, kosher lunches five days a week – either congregate of delivered to the homebound – as well as a series of activities designed to keep them fit and active, physically and mentally.
- JFCS is able to offer a wide range of programs to help families and individuals cope with life’s challenges, from preparing to adopt a child and choosing appropriate schools to dealing with unemployment, hunger or divorce to arranging services for an aging parent. All services are available on a sliding scale so help is available when it is needed.
- And together, we fulfill our obligation to Jews-at-risk in Israel and around the world, providing food, medicine, counseling, education and more.
Please help us turn our black and white thermometer to color. Make your donation to the 2013 Federation Campaign today so we do extraordinary things together.
Shalom! Your jewishlouisville.org website is your central source for:
- Listings and links for Louisville’s Jewish agencies, organizations, synagogues and temples.
- The latest news about the Jewish community.
- Jewish Louisville's community calendar.Together we do extraordinary things!
- There’s plenty to see—with more added regularly.
CUFI director stresses importance of working together for Israel
[by Shiela Steinman Wallace]
When David Brog, executive director of Christians United for Israel (CUFI), came to Louisville on April 21 to speak at “A Night to Honor Israel” at Evangel World Prayer Center, he also came to the Jewish Community Center to speak to members of the Jewish community at a brunch sponsored by the Jewish Community Relations Council.
Brog’s clear message to the Jewish community at the brunch was CUFI is a one-issue organization. Its sole purpose is to support Israel and it is to the advantage of both the Jewish community and the Christian community to work together on this issue. He shared CUFI’s message in prepared remarks and in answering questions from those in attendance.
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