Richmond Beth-El Cemetery Company: Interfaith Expansion Section Update
The Board of Directors of Richmond Beth-El Cemetery Company, Inc., would like to give the Richmond Jewish community an update on the expansion to...
BBYO is alive and well
Richmond BBYO is alive and well even during these challenging COVID times.
We are creating virtual chapter programs as well as positioning our chapters to meet in-person as...
Brian’s Blog – We’re Headed to Poland on Monday Morning
On Monday, April 4, 2022, Ellen Renee Adams, Sara Rosenbaum and I head to Poland as part of a fly-in with the Jewish Federations...
Hadassah: Save the Date
SAVE THE DATE
Please join us when Hadassah Charlottesville hosts Hadassah Richmond for a joint event:
Jewish in Virginia: Our Past, Our Present, Our Future
Sunday, October...
More than a ‘white ball with red seams’
By Kristen Litchfield
Special to the Reflector
March 2020 Reflector
The last four months have been a whirlwind.
On September 22, 2019, the Israel men’s baseball defeated South...
One Book One Hadassah
On Thursday, April 7 at 7 p.m., Hadassah Magazine will interview Lisa Barr, author of “Woman on Fire.” Register for this free event by...
Visit the museum
Come join more than 10,000 visitors who have come to the Virginia Holocaust Museum since we re-opened with Commonwealth of Virginia COVID-19 guidelines on...
Violins of Hope Richmond told many stories
By Skip Kozakewicz, Reflector Editor
Violins of Hope concluded its 12-week stop here on Oct. 24 - helping to tell the stories of defiance, resilience...
Over 100 attend Hadassah Advocacy Program on women’s health issues
By Robin Jackson
Over 100 women and men attended the Oct. 23 Hadassah Richmond advocacy program at the Weinstein JCC on women’s health issues including...
Hadassah Richmond plans Roundabout walking tour: March 13
Sunday March 13, starting at 9 a.m., Hadassah members and friends will meet at Main Street Station (1500 E. Main St.) for a walking...
