The earliest secular and Humanistic Jews felt deeply part of an ethnic nation – distinct languages, foods, holidays, and social and employment networks all tied them to each other in a “thick” ethnic experience. As we have integrated into Western culture, welcoming people of other backgrounds to join the Jewish family by marriage or by themselves becoming Jewish, what does our Jewishness mean in the 21st Century?
This Friday night is our Yahrzeit service for the month of September. The following names will be read at our Shabbat Service. If you would like to add a name, or have any questions, please contact Jeremy at info@KolHadash.com.
Herman Agran, Robert P. Cottle, Ruby Finnell, Evelyn Goldberg, Leah Goldman, Harold Goldman, Kopel Gordon, Mary Gurolnick, Burton Harris, Yitzhak Holland, Joe Honor, Theodore Horwitz, Grace Kelner, Louis Kusnetz, Obbie Lakin, Lillian Lieberfarb, Evan Linick, Debora Litwin, Don Litz, Irving Milstein, Al Parker, Max Rittenberg, Audrey Rothenberg, Daniel Rothenberg, Jeremy Samson, Albert Simon, Shelley Sosewitz, Louise Weigley, Arnold Wisper
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