Meal of Moshiach: The Future Is Bright
As Passover drew to a close, Chabad of Singer Island, Juno Beach and the Beaches hosted the meaningful tradition known as the Meal of Moshiach, with over 50 in attendance. Originating from the teachings of the Baal Shem Tov, this gathering focused on the anticipation of the ultimate redemption. Participants shared matzah and four cups of […]
Maccabiah Games Highlight Independence Day
Temple Judea of Palm Beach Gardens brought the spirit of Israel to life as students in its Youth Education Program religious school came together to celebrate Yom Ha’Atz’maut — Israeli Independence Day — with their very own Maccabiah Games. Students were divided into blue and white teams — a nod to the colors of […]
Where Fitness Meets Fun: Youth Sports at the Mandel JCC
At the Mandel JCC, Youth Sports is about much more than scoring points. It is about building confidence, learning how to be a good teammate, and feeling part of a supportive community that helps kids grow as both people and athletes. With leagues, clinics, classes, and camps offered throughout the year, children have the chance […]
Local Students Achieve Medals at International JewQ
Students from Chabad of Palm Beach Gardens Hebrew School were recently recognized for their academic dedication in qualifying for the JewQ International Torah Championship game show. To qualify, contestants studied over 100 pages of extracurricular Torah material from the Living Jewish JewQ curriculum and completed four exams over nine months. Students needed an average […]
Judea Volunteers Bring Story Time to Grove Park Elementary
There is nothing quite like the look on a kindergartener’s face when a good story comes to life. Temple Judea volunteers have been making that magic happen at Grove Park Elementary, visiting classrooms to read aloud to students and brighten their school day. The experience has been just as rewarding for the volunteers as […]
Simchas
Noah Steiner Noah Steiner became a Bar Mitzvah on May 16, 2026. Noah is a seventh-grade student at Independence Middle School in Jupiter. He is a young man of many passions. Whether he is honing his discipline in krav maga or showing teamwork on the soccer field, Noah brings energy and dedication to everything he does. Beyond his hobbies, […]
Community Raises Funds for Mental Health, Family Services at No Excuse for Abuse Event
Gary and Jennifer Lesser, Lesley Sheinberg, Erin Guy, Zelda Mason, Amy and Jeffrey Devore Ferd & Gladys Alpert Jewish Family Service of Palm Beach County, one of the region’s leading providers of community-based mental health and social services, raised more than $740,000 during its 22nd Annual No Excuse for Abuse Evening, held at the […]
NCJW Palm Beach Celebrates 50 Years of Service
For 50 years, the volunteers of National Council of Jewish Women Palm Beach have lived by their mission “to strive for social justice by improving the lives of women, children, and families and by safeguarding individual rights and freedoms.” To this end, and with great determination, the women of NCJW Palm Beach identified the […]
Volunteers: The People of Israel Are Strong and Resilient
In February, a dedicated group of participants returned home from a meaningful volunteer mission to Israel with Jewish Federation of Palm Beach County’s Kohl Jewish Volunteer Center (Kohl JVC), part of its new partnership with Birthright Israel Foundation. During the week-long experience, participants traveled throughout Israel, including Federation’s partnership region called TZAHAR — encompassing […]
Temple Israel Celebrates First Shabbat in New Home
Temple Israel of West Palm Beach marked a historic milestone as nearly 250 congregants gathered for the synagogue’s first Shabbat service in its new congregational home, with joyful services co-led by Rabbis Ryan Daniels and Carlie Daniels, alongside cantorial soloist Suzanne Guinane. Held in advance of the Jewish holiday of Purim, the Shabbat service […]










