Anshei Sphard – Beth El Emeth Receives National Recognition
“nclusion as a national historic place is significant for researchers and historians who study Memphis houses of worship and Judaism.
Read MorePosted by Bill Motchan | Jan 8, 2021 | Features |
“nclusion as a national historic place is significant for researchers and historians who study Memphis houses of worship and Judaism.
Read MorePosted by Bill Motchan | Nov 30, 2020 | Arts & Entertainment |
The Temple Israel Museum will be celebrating its 25th anniversary next year. It draws visitors annually from all over the world, and exhibits include works of artisans from Germany, France, Morocco, Egypt, Poland, Russia, Israel, and America.
Read MorePosted by Bill Motchan | Oct 16, 2020 | Features, Home Page |
“Beloved,” an exhibit at Temple Israel Museum in Memphis, is also the title of a book featuring 200 photographs by Murray Riss. The title comes from the single word that appears most often on the gravestones in the cemetery. It also describes the importance of the historic location to Mid-South Jewish history.
Read MorePosted by Bill Motchan | Jul 23, 2020 | Features, On The Sidelines |
Since the pandemic is hovering over every aspect of our lives, Woloshin and Norsworthy often discuss it through a sports lens. They have two regular segments called “High Hard Ones” and Heck Yeah, Hell No” where they ask each other thought-provoking questions and consider all aspects of a subject.
Read MorePosted by Bill Motchan | Jul 10, 2020 | Features |
“The need for music and the need for G-d and spirituality, I think has grown exponentially. And whether it’s through your synagogue and prayer or whether it’s just sharing hope and healing, I’ve noticed that hearts are open, people are praying with everything that they have.
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