The Jim Joseph Foundation has awarded more than $17.4 million in new grants at its spring 2016 Board meeting to support effective Jewish learning experiences and the educators who help make those experiences possible.
Rabbi Miriam Terlinchamp is the spiritual leader of the Temple Sholom Community in Blue Ash and is president of the AMOS Project in Cincinnati. At 2 AM Sunday, Pulse nightclub in Orlando became the scene of the largest mass shooting in United States history. In the same moment that an…
Rabbi Miriam Terlinchamp and the Temple Sholom members will be celebrating the Grand Opening of their new home on Kenwood Road, June 23, and the entire community is invited. The congregation is moving from their home of sixty years in Amberley Village to 10868 Kenwood Road. The new 7,000…
Surrounded by family, friends, professors, mentors and community members, six students who have completed their rabbinical studies on the Cincinnati campus were ordained as rabbis by Rabbi Aaron Panken, PhD, President of HUC-JIR
On Wednesday, June 15, 2016, Elizabeth Pierce will speak on the changes at the Museum Center and answer questions regarding the National Underground Railroad Freedom Center at the Northern Hills Synagogue.
