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We Are A Community

We are…a Community

Jews maintain themselves as a people through their congregations and through organizations that link them locally, nationally, and globally.

 

“North Carolina is in reality a large neighborhood.”

Emma Edwards, Goldsboro

 

Community Gallery

Click the thumbnails below to view a slideshow of Jewish Communities in North Carolina.

Members of the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina, n.d., Photo Courtesy of Temple Emanuel
American Hebrew Academy, Courtesy American Hebrew Academy
Barbara Thiede and Children Singing Jewish Songs, Courtesy Kate Lord
Hebrew Ladies Auxilliary, March 11, 1917, Courtesy Charlotte Jewish Historical Society
B'nai B'rith Institute, Wildacres, August 7, 1984
Temple Emanu-El Congregation, Weldon, c. late 1990s, Photo Courtesy of Sam Kittner
Purim Play, n.d., Photo Courtesy of Oheb Sholom
North Carolina Association of Jewish Youth, n.d., Photo Courtesy of Steven Leder
Blowing Shofars on Mt. Mitchell, n.d., Photo by Warren Gentry
Lena Goldman and Her ‘Gang,’ n.d., Photo Courtesy of Lena Goldman
I. D. Blumenthal Talks to the Hebrew Academy, n.d., Photo Courtesy Charlotte Jewish Historical Society
Hebrew Cemetery, Oakdale, 1909, Photo Courtesy of New Hanover Public Library
Greensboro Pajama Party, n.d., Photo Courtesy Charlotte Marks Karesh
Temple Emanu-El Congregation, Weldon, NC, c. late 1990s, Photo Courtesy of Sam Kittner
Temple Emanu-El Congregation, Weldon, NC, c. late 1990s, Photo Courtesy of Sam Kittner