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Shalom Austin CEO Recognized as an Influential Jewish Leader

Shalom Austin CEO Recognized as an Influential Jewish Leader

Dec 2, 2022 | Community News, Profiles, Shalom Austin, The Jewish Outlook

Shalom Austin CEO Recognized as an Influential Jewish Leader Rabbi Daniel A. Septimus at the Shalom Austin Adults 60+ Rosh Hashanah Luncheon. Credit: Dave Hawks. On December 2, Shalom Austin CEO Rabbi Daniel A. Septimus was featured in The Austin Business Journal...
Austin-based Nonprofit, The Happy Lungs Project Launches its Premier Fundraiser

Austin-based Nonprofit, The Happy Lungs Project Launches its Premier Fundraiser

Oct 20, 2022 | Community News, The Jewish Outlook

Austin-based Nonprofit, The Happy Lungs Project Launches its Premier Fundraiser The Stromberg Family. Photo courtesy of the Stromberg Family. By Wendy Newberg Founded in 2021, The Happy Lungs Project is an Austin-based nonprofit aimed at fighting lung cancer. The...
Students in Austin Honor Local First Responders on Anniversary of 9/11 

Students in Austin Honor Local First Responders on Anniversary of 9/11 

Sep 14, 2022 | Community News, Local Synagogues, The Jewish Outlook

Students in Austin Honor Local First Responders on Anniversary of 9/11  AJA students in Austin honoring local first responders at 9/11 ceremony. Courtesy Jewish National Fund – USA. By Jennifer Milton In recognition of the 21st anniversary of 9/11, Jewish...
Capital Campaign to Support the Yiddish Language and Culture Program Started at The University of Texas at Austin

Capital Campaign to Support the Yiddish Language and Culture Program Started at The University of Texas at Austin

Aug 29, 2022 | Community News, The Jewish Outlook

Capital Campaign to Support the Yiddish Language and Culture Program Started at The University of Texas at Austin Students taking Yiddish classes at UT. Courtesy Itzik Gottesman. To ensure the future of Yiddish at the University of Texas at Austin, the Schusterman...
Rabbi Eleanor Steinman, Ed.D, to Lead Temple Beth Shalom in Austin

Rabbi Eleanor Steinman, Ed.D, to Lead Temple Beth Shalom in Austin

Aug 25, 2022 | Community News, Local Synagogues, The Jewish Outlook

Rabbi Eleanor Steinman, Ed.D, to Lead Temple Beth Shalom in Austin Rabbi Dr. Eleanor Steinman. Credit: David Finkel Photography    By: Jennifer Kramer  On August 15, 2022, Temple Beth Shalom announced that Rabbi Dr. Eleanor Steinman will become its next senior...
Practicing Ahavat Ger: What Loving A Stranger Can Look Like

Practicing Ahavat Ger: What Loving A Stranger Can Look Like

Aug 5, 2022 | Community News, Jewish Family Service, The Jewish Outlook

Practicing Ahavat Ger: What Loving A Stranger Can Look Like Robyn Shapiro- AJPR Committee member shopping for groceries to give to newly arrived refugee families. Courtesy: Angelica Gomez Since Angelica was a child, she had a strong sense of feeling connected to...
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