REFUGEE SHABBAT
This is the fifth year that HIAS (Hebrew Aid and Immigration Society) suggested Refugee Shabbat as an opportunity to learn about and reflect on the refugee crisis. Congregations locally and around the world participate. JCARR congregations chose a variety of ways to dedicate…
As 2023 begins, JCARR is grateful for many things.
UKRAINIAN FAMILY UNITED
We are thrilled that the Ukrainian family members are now re-united and settling into their apartment. We look forward to assisting them as they work towards independence.
We are thankful for the suppor…
As 2022 draws to a close, JCARR wishes you all a happy, healthy new year. May it be a year filled with loving relationships, joy, peace, and good health. There is much to reflect on and be grateful for.
Here are a few things we’re grateful for. Milestone celebrations, new beginnings,…
