B’rukhim Haba’im: Stories of Welcome
Burning Coal Theatre will present B’rukhim Haba’im: Stories of Welcome, an exhibit of filmed autobiographical…
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A Rabbi Who Touched Hearts
Rabbi Steven G. Sager, Rabbi Emeritus of Beth El Synagogue in Durham and founding director…
Holocaust Education will never be the same in North Carolina
For a state that historically has had a small Jewish community, at least as a…
How Jewish Heritage North Carolina Changed Through the Years
Remarks delivered at the Down Home Banner Exhibition North Carolina State Capitol in Raleigh, April…
From Goodman to Weinstein: The Story of Beth El’s Historic Renovation
By Guest Contributor, Prof. Eric M. Meyers When the prominent architect Percival Goodman signed on…
Anti-Semitic Flyers Strike Greensboro
News that anti-Semitic flyers were distributed in Greensboro neighborhoods on Sunday, December 19 has riled…
Jewish Women Organize!
This year marks the centennial since the founding of the North Carolina Association of Jewish…
Jewish Brothers Spur NC Economy, Garner International Attention
The Wallace Brothers Herbarium, a fascinating and important Jewish enterprise in North Carolina’s economic history,…
Happy Hanukkah from JHNC
Hanukkah sameach! Happy Hanukkah! During this season as we rededicate ourselves to our Jewish community…
NC’s oldest synagogue needs our help
The beautiful Temple of Israel has been a landmark in Wilmington for almost 146 years. Built…
Down Home in Goldsboro: Jewish Life Across the Centuries
Did you know that Goldsboro’s Temple Oheb Shalom is the second oldest synagogue building in…
Upcoming Southern Jewish Historical Society Conference
The Southern Jewish Historical Society will hold its 45th annual conference virtually on October…