Beth Abraham launches $7 million capital campaign
BA capital campaign Marshall Weiss The Dayton Jewish Observer Congregation halfway toward goal for Oakwood synagogue In July, Beth Abraham Synagogue Capital Campaign Chairs Renate Frydman and Bernie Rabinowitz announced that the congregation was launching the public phase of its $7 million campaign for its planned Oakwood site — with
‘Journey through Jewish Music’ concert at Beth Jacob to feature international singers
Beth Jacob concert Marshall Weiss The Dayton Jewish Observer The evening of Sunday, Aug. 13 will have special meaning for Beth Jacob Congregation’s Cantor Jason Green. The cantor, who began his work with Beth Jacob in the spring of 2005, will present a concert of Jewish music alongside the mentors
Two area Fulbright scholars ready to help repair the world
Area Fulbrights Marshall Weiss The Dayton Jewish Observer Among the 1,200 U.S. citizens who will travel abroad for the 2006-07 academic year with Fulbright Student Scholarships are two members of the Miami Valley’s Jewish community. Jill Abromowitz of Clayton and Jay Rothman of Yellow Springs have been awarded Fulbrights, the
‘It’s important to get as many Ethiopian Jews out as we can’
Profile of Debby Goldenberg Marshall Weiss The Dayton Jewish Observer An interview with new Jewish Federation President Debby Goldenberg When Debby Goldenberg was chair of the Jewish Federation’s Women’s Division in the early 1990s, her job was to run a two-line campaign: one for the annual United Jewish Campaign, the
Open arms, visibly armed
Dor L’Dor Mission to Israel Renate Frydman Special To The Dayton Jewish Observer Dayton mission to Israel a study of contrasts, a celebration of Zionism The trepidations were primarily concerns for personal safety. Our security guard, Yoni, alleviated this concern. He was young, originally from Russia, well-trained and always at
Dayton for Darfur update
On Sunday, October 23rd our Dayton for Darfur Interfaith Coalition hosted an education and action meeting at Beth Abraham Synagogue. Approximately eighty people were present to hear our two main speakers. Dr. Sam Laki, Agricultural Economics Professor at Central State University and a native of southern Sudan spoke about
‘Willing to go to war for the right to peace’
IDF tank commander Marshall Weiss The Dayton Jewish Observer Slain Israeli tank commander with family in Dayton volunteered to be ‘sitting-duck’ On Aug. 2 — the Ninth of Av — the Israeli Defense Forces called up Noam Yakov Mayerson to active duty from the reserves. A week later, he was
Arab journalist to discuss her support of Israel
Brigitte Gabriel, a former news anchor for Middle East Television’s World News, will discuss the threat of militant Islam on Sunday, Sept. 17 at 2:30 p.m. at Beth Jacob Congregation. The program is sponsored by the Dayton Jewish Community Relations Council of the Jewish Federation. Gabriel grew up in south
Religious use at Sugar Camp clears Oakwood’s planning commission, on to city council Sept. 18
Owners request permit to facilitate synagogue’s move to campus Beth Abraham Synagogue’s plans to move to Oakwood came one step closer on Aug. 2, when the Oakwood Planning Commission voted 3-1 (with one absence) to recommend that the Oakwood City Council grant the new owners of Sugar Camp a special-use
Local Jews respond to crisis
Dayton responds to the crisis The Dayton Jewish Observer In a massive show of support for Israel, Dayton’s Jewish community has raised more than $388,000 for the Israel Emergency Campaign launched by the Jewish Federations of North America. In one evening alone, at the community-wide Israel Solidarity Rally and Prayer