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Facing the future together three years after October 7 - Jewish Community Voice (opens the original)
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It is hard to believe that three years have passed since October 7, 2023. In some ways, that morning feels incredibly far away. So much has happened since then, in Israel, around the world and here at home. In other ways, I can still remember exactly what those first few days felt like. The shock. The constant checking of our phones. The conversations with friends and family. The feeling that something had fundamentally changed. Over the last three years, our Jewish community has had to respond
New Year, same Jewish by the Shore - Jewish Community Voice (opens the original)
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When we welcome a new Jewish year, we’re invited to do two things at once: look back with gratitude and reverence, and look ahead with purpose and hope. The High Holy Days are often described as a time of new beginnings. But unlike January 1, the Jewish New Year doesn’t ask us to erase what came before. Instead, it asks us to carry forward the lessons, relationships and blessings we’ve already built. As we enter 5787, and Jewish Federation begins its next 90 years, I keep coming back to the summ
Taking care of the family at the Shore - Jewish Community Voice (opens the original)
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There is something about summer at the Shore that brings families together. Maybe it is the long days on the beach, when cousins build sandcastles while grandparents sit under an umbrella nearby. Maybe it is crowded dinner tables, boardwalk nights, familiar faces at synagogue, or running into someone you know everywhere you go. In the summer, our little corner of the world feels even more like home. And lately, I have been thinking about how much our Jewish community operates like one big family
More than programs: The values behind our work - Jewish Community Voice (opens the original)
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One of the questions I hear frequently from community members is, “What exactly does Jewish Federation do?” It’s a fair question. On any given day, our work might involve helping a Holocaust survivor access critical services, combating antisemitism with partners on a local or state level, welcoming new residents into our community, or partnering with organizations to bring people together. From the outside, those efforts can seem unrelated. But they are all connected by something much deeper. Th
Building a community where everyone belongs - Jewish Community Voice (opens the original)
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Every day, Jewish Federation works to build a community where every person feels seen, valued, and included. Sometimes, that mission comes to life in unexpected places. A few weeks ago, I attended Calm, Connected, & Included, an inclusive yoga and mindfulness experience created by Interactive Kids and Grace & Glory Yoga. The class brought together teens and adults on the autism spectrum, their families, dedicated staff, and community members who simply wanted to show up, roll out a yoga mat, and
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