Keeping Jewish

The November 2024 issue of Keeping Jewish features an essay by award-winning author Stuart H. Brody on the meaning of integrity in politics. It also includes articles about Thanksgiving, Veteran's Day, a conversation on relationships in healthcare, and a recipe for a healthier kugel.

https://issuu.com/keepingjewish/docs/keeping_jewish_-_november_2024

The October issue of Keeping Jewish is dedicated to the new Jewish year, featuring a guide on celebrating Rosh Hashana, Yom Kippur, Sukkot, and Simchat Torah.

It also marks the first anniversary of the Hamas massacre on October 7 in Israel, offering insights, stories, and personal narratives.

https://issuu.com/keepingjewish/docs/keeping_jewish_october_2024

4 Yeshiva boys are spending the year in Tucson, how to prepare for the High Holidays, redefining autism and a recipe for homemade (kosher) meatballs.

Read the latest issue of the Keeping Jewish newspaper:

https://issuu.com/keepingjewish/docs/keeping_jewish_september_2024?fr=xIAEoAT3_NTU1

As the new school year began, we feature Sheila Stolov - founder and principal of a Montessori school in Tucson, on the cover of Keeping Jewish, our monthly newspaper.

Read about a new couple in town, a miracle that happened to a wounded soldier and take the quiz on girls names in Yiddish.

https://issuu.com/keepingjewish/docs/keeping_jewish_august_2024

Have you read the July 2024 issue of Keeping Jewish? It centers on the Rebbe, with additional articles about security, Emma Lazarus, a crumble cake to try, and humor on taking elevators.

https://issuu.com/keepingjewish/docs/kj_july_2024?fr=sZTAzYjc1ODk2Mjg

The June issue of Keeping Jewish focused on learning Torah, the heat, and more.

https://issuu.com/keepingjewish/docs/keeping_jewish_-_june_2024?fr=sZjViODczNDUwMTI

The cover girl of the May issue of Keeping Jewish is over 100 years of age! 

Centenarian Helen Goldstein explains how she’s still enthusiastic about life, we have the history of Mother’s Day, the meaning of the Hebrew word for life, all about Ethics of our Fathers, and an easy recipe for a refreshing fruit salad.

Also: Congressman Juan Ciscomani and State Representative Alma Hernandez report about their recent trips to Israel.

https://issuu.com/keepingjewish/docs/keeping_jewish_38_-_may_2024?fr=xKAE9_zU1NQ

The April 2024 issue of Keeping Jewish, published by Chabad Tucson, features a profile about the late U.S. Senator Joe Lieberman and his remarkable faith.

In honor of Passover: A brief planning guide, the story of a military spouse, a favorite recipe, celebrating in the White House, and the unspoken questions on everyone's minds.

Plus, the growing kosher scene in Tucson, a story of hostages and Judaism's approach to abortion.

Read it online: 

https://issuu.com/keepingjewish/docs/keeping_jewish_-_april_2024?fr=sZDM4NzY0NDg3ODM

To receive the printed copy in the mail: ChabadTucson.com/subscribeprint

The March 2024 issue of Keeping Jewish features Dr. Esther Sternberg of the University of Arizona and her approach to workplace wellness.

A Tucson firefighter shares his memories from October 7 in Israel, and our rabbi spells out 10 critical lessons to counter hate.

Get ready for the holiday of Purim with our guide, beed hamantashen wontons, socially acceptable costumes, and our fun page.

Read about the first president of the Hadassah women's organization, the wine bottle that waited 14 years, and the deeper meaning of Mazal.

And welcome to town: Eric Garfinkle from Texas, who is enjoying Tucson's mountains and has an exciting celebration approaching...

https://issuu.com/keepingjewish/docs/keeping_jewish_march_2024?fr=sZDlhMTY0NDg3ODM

Did you not receive the printed February 2024 issue of Keeping Jewish? Read it online!

The Maimonides scholar, a teenager's letter to G-d, an interview with a new resident, a recipe for cauliflower popcorn, a lifesaving connection, President Lincoln's Jewish telegrapher, a comical beginner's guide to Jew-haters and the Jewish landmark quiz.

https://issuu.com/keepingjewish/docs/keeping_jewish_-_feb_2024?fr=sYzA1ZTY0NDg3ODM

Check out the new issue of Keeping Jewish for the month of Shevat, celebrating the New Year of Trees.

Read about the kosher products of Cheri's Desert Harvest, the Trees for You program of Tucson Electric Power, and the connection between roots and fruits.

Welcome to town: Jacob Snider, an engineer who loves learning new things.

And don’t miss the new comic strip on the fun page.

https://issuu.com/keepingjewish/docs/keeping_jewish_-_jan_2024?fr=sMDU2MzY0NDg3ODM&fbclid=IwAR3Fb0Eaj7j6hQssbZ_cer4WM0xj0mJ8J6tR_CEDPhXsdIPjEFCj6DWg8XY

The new December issue of Keeping Jewish is dedicated to the holiday of Chanukah. It features a guide on how to celebrate, where, a recipe for a Moroccan donut, and 6 gifts nobody wants but you may want to buy ;-)

The recent release of Israeli hostages from Gaza is celebrated, and one of them is ready for his Bar Mitzvah thanks to his mother's steadfast faith.

Welcome to town: Ellen Bernstein moved from Fort Meyers, Florida. While she's adjusting to the dry air, she says this is her last move.

Read about the true meaning of the word tzedakah, the life of the first Jewish U.S. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, and the importance of education and values amidst the conflict zones.

https://issuu.com/keepingjewish/docs/keeping_jewish_dec_2023?fr=xKAE9_zU1NQ 

The new issue of Keeping Jewish is once again dedicated to the war that Israel is fighting. Abbi Friedman Perets provides a personal account of life under threat, Tucson congregations plan Solidarity Shabbat, and a story about holding on for dear life.

Plus: 10 tips for hosting an enjoyable Shabbat meal, and the meaning of the Hebrew word "ligmol."

Welcome to town: Richard Wagner, who knows more about cinema than any ornithologist and more about birds than any film critic.

Veterans Day: A meeting that transformed a disabled veteran.

Thanksgiving: A humorous history of the holiday.

Recipe of the month: Hearty carrot muffins, perfect for the colder days.

Don't miss the fun page: Take the quiz about Jewish warriors, and try the DIY get-well card for someone under the weather.

Read it online:
https://issuu.com/keepingjewish/docs/keeping_jewish_nov_23?fr=xKAE9_zU1NQ

Subscribers should be getting their printed copy next week