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I’m Italian, But Could I Be Jewish Too?

A free virtual event Sunday, May 1 

 
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Featuring Rabbi Barbara Aiello, the first woman rabbi in Italy. She serves Congregation Ner Tamid del Sud, the first active synagogue in Calabria in 500 years since the Inquisition. Join us as she discusses her work to help Italian “anousim” (people whose ancestors were forced into conversion) discover and connect with their Jewish roots. 

Please RSVP by 4/24 with name and sisterhood/affiliate to Beth Chernoff at bec411@hotmail.com