How the ‘German’ Jews got to Birmingham: Part 1
When talking about the origins of Birmingham’s Jewish community, it is important to note that Jews have been present in Alabama since before it was even a state.
When talking about the origins of Birmingham’s Jewish community, it is important to note that Jews have been present in Alabama since before it was even a state.
On October 29 author Shayna Kaufmann will speak about her new book Embrace the Middle: A Woman’s Guide to Mindfully Navigating the Challenges, Celebrating the Joys, and Finding Power in Midlife.
The J’s new Office of Jewish Life is managed jointly by Shannon Brasovan and Zoe Weil.
We’re gearing up for the next Les Mills launch on Sunday, September 22, 8:30 a.m.-noon.
Michele Forman will kick off the third season of SJV when Margaret Norman interviews her at The J on September 18
“My long-term goals here at The J are simply to create and maintain a fitness environment where the members know they can discover more than the physical benefits of exercise.”
This second installment of Zach Dembo’s series about Birmingham’s Jewish history discusses what’s missing from immigrant narratives and why.
Longtime swim coaches and instructors Miriam Sokol and John Besse will lead the Barracudas in their upcoming season.
“The J’la… celebrates our mission of service alongside some of our closest friends and supporters — all while making new friends and inspiring new supporters.”
With nearly 230 kids once again filling the classrooms in the Cohn Early Childhood Learning Center for the new school year, The J is as energized as ever.
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(And no — you don’t need to be Jewish)