OTMJ highlights the Jewish Food Fest
Mountain Brook’s Over the Mountain Journal recently checked in on preparations for the upcoming Jewish Food and Culture Fest…
Moving The J forward together
In an exciting and important new development, the Levite Jewish Community Center is merging its three levels of membership into one.
Bravo! LJCC awarded $25,000 from Daniel Foundation to revitalize auditorium
The LJCC has been awarded a $25,000 grant from the Daniel Foundation to revitalize programming through an auditorium refresh.
Trainer Yakov Lyublinskiy featured in Village Living
Read this story about longtime J trainer Yakov Lyublinskiy featured in Mountain Brook’s community paper.
I am The J: It is rocket science to this guy
How did DC-born Boeing employee Marquise Johnson end up joining The J? We went straight to the source to find out.
It’s time to schedule your massage
We are pleased to announce that massage services have returned to the J.
Volunteers rock our world here at The J
Volunteer Appreciation Week seems like a great time to draw special attention to the hundreds of volunteers that are so important to our mission and our community.
Celebrating Yom Ha’Atzmaut at the Jewish Food and Culture Fest
The LJCC is excited to contribute to this year’s global celebration of Israel’s 74th Yom Ha’Atzmaut, or independence day, during multiple events in May.
‘Of course we’ll sponsor the Jewish Food Fest!’ Ongoing campaign helps fund return of beloved festival
“As I grew into my job,” recalls Brooke Bowles, “I also learned about Jewish values. Like the importance of kehillah, or community. And with May 15 marking the return of the festival after a two-year break, the idea of tikkun olam, or repairing the world, seems especially apt.”
If you like books, history, movies, or candy we just might have a program for you
We’re excited to once again be offering a variety of programs at The J. In April alone we’ve scheduled events for bibliophiles, moviegoers, history buffs, Bob Dylan fans, poetry lovers, and kids.