6 decades after synagogue bombing, Atlanta Jews feel threats again
The 1958 bombing of a synagogue in the Georgia capital has renewed relevance as bomb threats hit JCCs across the country.
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Atlanta pastor slammed for views on gays declines JNF award
A number of Atlanta-area Jews protested the recognition by the city’s JNF chapter and rabbis said they would not attend the ceremony. More ▸
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Ex-president of Atlanta synagogue killed in city plane crash
The former president of an Atlanta synagogue was one of two people killed in an airplane crash in a city neighborhood. More ▸
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Helping the deaf
By JTA MailmanTo the Editor: Sue Fishkoff wrote a wonderful article on deaf Jews and how the Jewish community is opening up. At The Temple in Atlanta, Ga., we offer captioning at High Holy Days services and on some Shabbat services throughout the year. We were told by one of our members who lost her hearing later… More ▸
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Idea #9: It’s time for a systems upgrade
This installment of the 28days28ideas comes from Jewcy.com, but is appearing today on the Fundermentalist because of technical difficulties. When Jewcy is back up and running, we’ll put the post back where it belongs. As I read through the collection of ideas — big and small, new and not-so-new — that make up this project,… More ▸
