The Richmond Jewish Food Festival Returns!

COVID-19 caused last year’s Richmond Jewish Food Festival to be cancelled. People begged and pleaded for our brisket, our matzah ball soup, our Bubbie’s...

KBI Happenings

By Chava Maimon Since the terror attacks in Israel began over the holiday of Simchat Torah, Keneseth Beth Israel (KBI) has made significant efforts to...

Beth-El School Happenings

By Ramona L. Brand, Director of Youth Learning     November Religious School Calendar Sundays: Nov. 3,10, 17, 24 / 9 a.m.- noon / grades Pre-K through 10 Wednesdays:...

Passover 2021 – Rabbi Reflections Congregation Beth Ahabah and Congregation Brith...

From our Seder table(s) to yours, wishing you a zissen (sweet) Pesach. We hope you enjoy our video, as much as we enjoy making...

Or Ami Happenings

By Win Loria Monday Feb. 5, 7 p.m. Or Ami book club is discussing Barbie and Ruth: The Story of the World's Most Famous Doll...

Happenings at Beth Ahabah

The congregation’s Purim festivities kicked off on Sunday, Feb. 26th with a hamantaschen baking class sponsored by Beth Ahabah’s Young Adult Community Kibbitz (YACK).   Participants...

NewCAJE14 Experience

Temple Beth-El teacher Elizabeth DaCosta attended the NewCAJE14 (Coalition for the Advancement of Jewish Education Conference) this summer with Ramona Brand. NewCAJE is a yearly...

New Beginnings at Keneseth Beth Israel

Shalom Richmond. My name is Rabbi Adam Winston. I am a Richmond native and the President of Congregation Keneseth Beth Israel, where Jewish Living...

Or Atid Happenings

By Amy Unger An Inspirational and Informative  Tu B’Shvat Seder On Thursday, Jan. 25th, Congregation Or Atid celebrated Tu B’Shvat with an inspirational and informative Seder. Congregant,...

KBI Happenings

Editor's Note: The following was written by Rebecca Levy with contributions by Chava Maimon; The photos are by Rabbi Dovid Asher As Jews around the...