Artist Helen Glazer Captures the Interplay Between Nature and Human Activity
Owings Mills-based artist Helen Glazer has spent time in Antarctica and Greenland to document how climate is changing the planet.
Read moreOwings Mills-based artist Helen Glazer has spent time in Antarctica and Greenland to document how climate is changing the planet.
Read moreBaltimore Hebrew Congregation’s building was conceived as an artwork unto itself.
Read moreA byproduct of the pandemic, Just So Sweet! has proven to be a popular business among local cake and mandelbrod aficionados.
Read moreOne of Baltimore Hebrew Congregation’s Torahs was recently repaired and transported to the Israelite Union of the Itajai Valley.
Read moreWith so much on their plates, how do local rabbis and cantors recharge their spiritual batteries?
Read moreA noted archaeologist and fixture at Baltimore Hebrew Institute at Towson University, Dr. Gittlen recently retired from academia.
Read moreThe P.O.D. series offers participants the opportunity to talk about a shared listening experience in a manner similar to that of book clubs.
Read moreRabbi Marc Tanenbaum was a seminal figure in the human rights movement.
Read moreDr. Charles Ota Heller remembers a childhood traumatized by the Nazi occupation of his homeland.
Read moreThe relationship between Kol HaLev and Church of the Holy Comforter exceeds that of landlord and renter.
Read more“In our culture, old age often indicates invisibility,” says Wilderness Sarchild, who speaks at Baltimore Hebrew Congregation Nov. 4 for a Wise Aging workshop.
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