The Talmud instructs us that we are not obligated to complete the work, but neither are we free to abandon it. Reducing gun violence is every citizens’ responsibility if we care for our children, our communities, and our country. Join us!
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In just the last several months, we have gathered and advised sponsors for four Ukrainian families, identified and guided numerous core and support volunteers, and found housing and raised monies.
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Our congregation heard Rabbi Sisenwine’s “call to action” to respond to the heartbreaking crisis in Ukraine.
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Our immigration stories reveal strength, courage, persistence, hardship, love, resilience, and hope. We welcome your story.
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Most of us have to only go back one, two, or three generations to reflect on the experiences of our families as they immigrated to a new land.
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We recognize that we need to be allies in this effort to create a more equitable society.
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On March 27, baby Hayat, a US citizen, was welcomed with great joy into the Aljelou family.
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At a filled-to-capacity Shabbat dinner, we celebrated the Syrian refugee families sponsored by JFS and learned from Ambassador Robert Ford.
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Welcoming A Syrian Family