The American Jewish Archives are hosting a series of webinars titled Steeled in Adversity: Jews and the History of Communal Health Crises in America. We will be facilitating a conversation about the first of those webinars as our lifelong learning session this evening. Click here to learn more about and register for the webinar.
Shiva is an important opportunity to talk about and remember the life of a person who has died; sharing memories and wishes of condolence can be very helpful and healing to those who are in mourning. During shiva in this time of physical isolation, the brief memorial services that would be held to support mourners and enable them to […]
Congregational Conversation is a format NVHC has developed to encourage thoughtful, rigorous, respectful exploration of difficult issues. The COVID-19 crisis and the resulting economic hardship is just such a topic. How are we doing as a community and how do we feel about the response from our country to this pandemic? A key part of […]
**While NVHC’s building is closed, all programs will take place online. Please see your daily email or email info@nvhcreston.org for more information.** This Shabbat, join Morah Nell on YouTube as she leads us in Tot Shabbat!
**While NVHC's building is closed, all programs will take place online. Please see your daily email or email info@nvhcreston.org for more information.**
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