I am The J: Kristina O’Quinn is the woman behind the lens
“In becoming a member at The J,” says Kristina O’Quinn, “my energy level is higher, I’ve lost a few pounds, and I feel an increasing mental clarity.”
“In becoming a member at The J,” says Kristina O’Quinn, “my energy level is higher, I’ve lost a few pounds, and I feel an increasing mental clarity.”
“The LJCC is in the best position it’s seen in many years, and I’m honored to be serving this organization that has given me so much during my lifetime,” Isa says of her new role.
Saturday evening last week marked our first “Member Joy” event of 2024.
Kara Bierman’s keynote at Sunday’s annual meeting, “Why Jewish Community Centers matter now more than ever,” discussed the growing influence of JCCs across the country.
Coach K is taking her proven formula for kids athletics “on the road” to area schools.
Listen to Hal recount stories of his journey from small-town Arkansas to Birmingham, with highlights along the way that included a stint in the navy and MIT.
The J’s Group Fitness crew will be offering prizes, great playlists, and team-coached classes next week as we launch a number of new Les Mills programs.
Last month Sally Friedman retired as director of The Birmingham Jewish Foundation after having served the organization for just a few months shy of 40 years.
On Wednesday, January 24, longtime Birmingham philanthropist Hal Abroms will take center stage to be interviewed live by Margaret Norman.
Stephon October Smith learned his favorite game in New Orleans. He refused to let Hurricane Katrina slow him down, and after playing professionally in Canada and Europe he’s landed here at The J.
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