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Celebrating Our Jewish Heroes Major & Legacy Donor Appreciation Event Register Here Register by November 8. In appreciation of our Major and Legacy Donors, the Jewish Federation of St. Louis invites you to join us as we celebrate you and other Jewish heroes who have made their mark on the world through literature, history, science,...
J Street St. Louis presents An Evening with Breaking the Silence Wednesday, November 13 | 7pm Congregation B'nai Amoona 324 S. Mason Road Creve Coeur, MO 63141 This discussion is free and open to the public, but please register so that we have a proper head count prior to the event. When Prime Minister Benjamin...
St. Louis Friends of Israel presents “Black Forest” Documentary Premiere Q&A with Terror Survivor Kay Wilson November 17, 2019 6 pm Pre-Event Reception for Sponsors 7 pm Main Event (open to all, free of charge) The J’s Staenberg Family Complex 2 Millstone Campus Drive, 63146 Register Today! Kay Wilson is a motivational speaker who addresses...
Dr. Nir Tsuk International Expert in the Field of Social Entrepreneurship November 19-21, 2019 Being a social entrepreneur means creating novel solutions for social problems. The main goal of social entrepreneurship is to find a way to make positive and systemic change in the world. The challenge for community leaders is to find realistic, feasible,...
Wednesday, November 20 | 6-8 pm Innovation Hall 4220 Duncan (first floor) St. Louis, MO 63110 CLICK HERE TO REGISTER RSVP by Friday, November 15. Join us for an evening to celebrate YOU, members of the Professional Society! We will enjoy hors d’oeuvres and cocktails while we mingle and then gather to hear insights...
JCRC, the Center for Jewish Learning, and the Jewish Book Festival present Jewish Council for Public Affairs Webinar: How Israel’s Founding Leaders Shaped the Jewish State (and what we can learn from them) Thursday, November 21, 2-3 pm Join us as Ambassador Dennis Ross and David Makovsky discuss their new book, Be Strong...
Congregation Shaare Emeth, JCRC, and the Center for Jewish Learning present Painful Hope: Roots/Shorashim Rabbi Hanan Schlesinger and Shadi Abu Awwad Thursday, November 21, at 7:30 pm An evening of learning and discussion about the work of Roots/Shorashim, an amazing organization that is working to create a new discourse around the conflict in Israel Register...
11 am - 12 pm at The Gathering Place Led by Artist and NORC Member Ed Farber. No experience needed. 3-week class and $5 contribution appreciated. Space is limited. RSVP to 442-3255.
Please join us for... An Evening in the Kitchen with Cyndee Levy Are you thinking about hosting an event and looking for something new to add to your menu? Join us as we enjoy a table full of goodness! Middle Eastern inspired recipes offer opportunities for fresh, delicious, new menu items to try at home....
We apologize for the inconvenience, but due to inclement weather in the area where the speaker is traveling from, this event has been cancelled. We will let you know if there are plans to reschedule. Thank you. The Center for Jewish Learning presents Revolutionizing the Fight Against Cancer: An Israeli Perspective Featuring University of Haifa Professor...
Our Founding Fathers and What Their Words Mean Today with Sandra Diamond M.Ed, Community Educator(TGP) Thursday, 12/05/19 1-2 pm Join Sandy Diamond, M.Ed., civic educator, in exploring quotes from folks like Thomas Jefferson, Benjamin Franklin, George Washington, and others. Engage in lively discussion to determine if our "Father's" words, written centuries ago, have meaning today?...