The Karaite Press bring back into print historical Karaite Jewish literature |
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The Karaite Kitchen captures the unique flavors and cooking techniques of the Karaite Jewish community. |
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The Karaite Jews of America in partnership with many others has done tremendous work to preserve the Karaite cemetery in Egypt. Pictured below is KJA President David Ovadia cutting the ribbon to the preservation project in Cairo Egypt. Read more
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We are very excited to share with you a fantastic online Exhibit "Out of Egypt" about the Karaite Jews of the Bay Area. This is one in a series of exhibits about various Jewish communities and moments in the Bay Area being produced by the Swig Center for Jewish Studies at the University of San Francisco.
The JWeekly wrote an article on the Mapping Jewish SF Project. You can access that here or by clicking on the image below. And you can access the actual exhibit by clicking here.
The JWeekly wrote an article on the Mapping Jewish SF Project. You can access that here or by clicking on the image below. And you can access the actual exhibit by clicking here.
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With guests from Southern California, Texas, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Massachusetts, Canada and elsewhere joining our distinguished visitors from Israel and many local members of the Karaite Jewish community as well as supporters from the larger Bay Area Jewish community, we enjoyed an absolutely wonderful weekend! Through music, thought-provoking discussion, prayer, and sharing of great food we joyfully celebrated the successful conclusion of Phase One of Our Foundation for the Future Campaign and re-dedicated Congregation B’nai Israel. The diversity of the attendees truly reflected the global nature and impact of Karaite Judaism. A record number of 150-plus members and guests joined us at Shabbat services on Saturday morning when we re-consecrated the sanctuary and spent a good part of the afternoon learning more about our history and traditions following a great Oneg Shabbat lunch. This cornerstone event was bookended by a special Leil Shabbat service on Friday with 80-plus participants, and an afternoon-long celebration on Sunday attended by more than 100 extremely enthusiastic individuals. Singing and even a little dancing reflected the heartwarming spirit of the day. Taken all together, these events proved to us how wonderful it is to bring members and friends together in festive communion and how much potential there is for the future of our community, as we move forward to maximize the use of our beautifully renovated and expanded synagogue. This weekend celebration was not the end but only the beginning of the next, best chapter in the history of the Karaite Jews of America. |
Click here to read President David Ovadia’s recent message regarding the launching of Phase Two of our Foundation for the Future Campaign.
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We need your continuing support to move ahead to Phase Two of our Foundation for the Future Campaign as we expand our educational and social programming through new activities envisioned for development through the Karaite Jewish Cultural Center.
Please click on the Ner Tamid to make your gift.
We need your continuing support to move ahead to Phase Two of our Foundation for the Future Campaign as we expand our educational and social programming through new activities envisioned for development through the Karaite Jewish Cultural Center.
Please click on the Ner Tamid to make your gift.
