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Charlotte Jewish News The Charlotte Jewish News is a monthly (except July) publication for the Jewish community in Charlot

07/15/2026

You know the kind of recipe that's so good you keep sneaking back for one more bite?

In the current issue of The Charlotte Jewish News, our editor, Elizabeth Johnson shares a potato salad recipe that just might become your go-to dish of the summer. Fresh herbs, bright flavors, and simple ingredients come together in a side you'll find yourself eating straight from the refrigerator.

Get the recipe on page 28 of the June/July issue of the CJN 🥔☀️

You know the kind of recipe that's so good you keep sneaking back for one more bite?In the current issue of The Charlott...
07/15/2026

You know the kind of recipe that's so good you keep sneaking back for one more bite?

In the current issue of The Charlotte Jewish News, our editor, Elizabeth Johnson shares a potato salad recipe that just might become your go-to dish of the summer. Fresh herbs, bright flavors, and simple ingredients come together in a side you'll find yourself eating straight from the refrigerator.

Get the recipe in the latest issue of CJN. 🥔☀️



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When we think about summer break, we often picture freedom, fun, and relaxation.But what happens when routines disappear...
07/07/2026

When we think about summer break, we often picture freedom, fun, and relaxation.

But what happens when routines disappear, social connections change, and children lose the structure they rely on during the school year?

In the June/July issue of the Charlotte Jewish News, Howard Olshansky of Jewish Family Services of Greater Charlotte examines the hidden trade-offs of summer break and shares insights on supporting children's emotional well-being throughout the season.

Read the full article in the latest issue of CJN: https://charlottejewishnews.org/ -ises

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06/30/2026

Summer schedules may change, but Jewish life doesn't take the season off.

In the June/July issue of the Charlotte Jewish News, Rabbi Beth Nichols of Temple Beth El Charlotte shares simple and meaningful ways to stay connected to Jewish traditions, learning, and community throughout the summer months.

From Shabbat in nature to Jewish books, podcasts, camps, and community events, there are countless opportunities to keep Jewish life vibrant all summer long.

Read the full article in the latest issue of CJN.
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The future of Jewish leadership is bright.In the June/July issue of the Charlotte Jewish News, learn how Charlotte-area ...
06/25/2026

The future of Jewish leadership is bright.

In the June/July issue of the Charlotte Jewish News, learn how Charlotte-area teens helped shape the future of BBYO's Eastern Region during the organization's Spring Convention, a weekend focused on leadership, connection, service, and Jewish identity.

The article highlights newly elected regional leaders, and celebrates the impact Jewish teens are making across our community and beyond.

Read the full story on page 10!
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"More than a classroom."In this month's All in the Mishpachah column, Naomi Fabes, Director of Religious School and Fami...
06/23/2026

"More than a classroom."

In this month's All in the Mishpachah column, Naomi Fabes, Director of Religious School and Family Engagement at Temple Israel, reflects on the people, traditions, and experiences that help shape Jewish identity and create a sense of belonging.

From lessons learned in community to the values passed from one generation to the next, her story is a reminder that raising Jewish children is about so much more than what happens within four walls.

Read the full column on page 8 of the June/July issue of the Charlotte Jewish News:
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06/16/2026

Looking for ways to connect, learn, celebrate, and engage with Jewish Charlotte? The latest edition of Chai Lights is here, featuring cultural programs, learning opportunities, social gatherings, community events, and more from across our Jewish community.

Don't miss out on what's happening around Jewish Charlotte — and if you're not already receiving our emails, be sure to subscribe so you never miss an update.

🀄 Mah Jongg Mondays at the Levine JCC:
Mah Jongg Mondays are a great way to start your week with games, conversation, and community. Join fellow players every Monday from 6–8 PM at the Harry and Jeanette Weinberg Adult Life Center. All skill levels are welcome. No registration required. Community: $10 | Members: $5. Bring your own Mah Jongg set if you have one.

📚 PJ Library Charlotte Summer Reading Challenge:
PJ Library Charlotte and PJ Our Way invite families to join the Summer Reading Challenge, running through August 16. Pick up a sports-themed, age-appropriate reading game board at the Levine-Sklut Judaic Library, track your reading throughout the summer, complete fun challenges, and earn prizes along the way. Open to children ages 1–12, with a grand prize waiting at the finish line! ⚽🏀🏆

🎉 Trivia Night with Moishe Pod North Charlotte:
Calling all Jewish young adults in their 20s and early 30s! Join Moishe Pod Charlotte for an evening of trivia, friendly competition, and connection at Moo & Brew on Tuesday, June 16 from 7–9 PM. Gather your friends, test your knowledge, and enjoy a fun night out with fellow young Jewish professionals.

💜 Jewish Family Services of Greater Charlotte Grief Support Group:
You don't have to navigate grief alone. Join Jewish Family Services for the final two sessions of its Grief Support Group series on June 17 and June 24. Facilitated by licensed JFS therapists, these free sessions provide a safe, supportive space to process loss, connect with others who understand, and gain tools for coping and healing.

🏊‍♂️ Father's Day Pool Party at the Levine JCC:
Celebrate Dad with a fun-filled morning at the pool! Join us on Sunday, June 21 from 10 AM–12 PM for music, pool games, and a special Father's Day t-shirt giveaway. Bring the family and make a splash while celebrating the dads and father figures in your life.

🌸 Flower Market Pop-Up at the Levine JCC:
Stop by on Friday, June 26 from 9 AM–1 PM and browse beautiful, handcrafted floral arrangements from Breathtaking Blooms CLT. Whether you're looking for a gift, something special for your home, or simply want to stop and smell the flowers, this community pop-up is the perfect opportunity to shop local and support a talented small business.

A new chapter is underway at JCAFE.The June/July issue of the Charlotte Jewish News spotlights Rob Clement and Meshuggan...
06/11/2026

A new chapter is underway at JCAFE.

The June/July issue of the Charlotte Jewish News spotlights Rob Clement and Meshugganah as Shalom Park's new food and beverage partner. Learn how their vision, fresh menu offerings, and community-centered approach are helping make JCAFE a welcoming gathering place for Jewish Charlotte.

Read the full story on Page 3 in the latest issue of CJN.



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06/09/2026

"Jewish Charlotte's future is bright."

In the June/July cover story of the Charlotte Jewish News, newly installed Board President Slade Goldstein shares his vision for the future of Jewish Federation of Greater Charlotte and the community we are building together.

Read about the experiences that shaped his leadership, his commitment to strengthening Jewish life across our region, and why he believes now is the time to keep moving the goalposts.

Read the article here: https://charlottejewishnews.org/ -ises

The June/July issue of the Charlotte Jewish News is here! 🗞️Inside this issue:• Slade Goldstein begins his term as Jewis...
06/01/2026

The June/July issue of the Charlotte Jewish News is here! 🗞️

Inside this issue:
• Slade Goldstein begins his term as Jewish Federation of Greater Charlotte board president
• Levine JCC's JCAFE opens for summer with Rob Clement of Meshugganah as Shalom Park’s new culinary partner
• Naomi Fabes of Temple Israel is featured in this month’s “All in the Mishpachah” column
• Highlights from Charlotte Jewish Preschool's Spring Fling

…and more community news, stories, and updates from across Jewish Charlotte.

Read the issue here:

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