The Awakening of African Jewry and the Call for Giyur.
In recent years, there has been an awakening among people from diverse backgrounds, especially in Africa, who are rediscovering their...
Sub-Saharan Africa
The Role of Jewish Philanthropy in African Jewish Communities.
As Judaism continues to spread in Africa recently, one thing that stands out and can never be overemphasized is the...
Celebrating Passover at 8,000 Feet in Kenya’s Great Rift Valley.
Two mountain communities join the Sub-Saharan African Jewish Alliance in a historic celebration. Pesach, annually observed as a festival of...
Celebrating Pesach in Jewish Central Synagogue, Uyo, Akwa Ibom, Nigeria.
Pesach is a time of year, a season of historical remembrance, in which all Jews are obligated to immerse themselves....
How Solar Electrification is Powering Hebrew Learning & Strengthening Judaism in Eastern Nigeria.
Originally published on the Kulanu Blog In the last one decade, Judaism has seen significant growth, particularly among the Igbos,...
Shabbat, Youth, and Community: The Spirit of Nigerian Jewry
Since its inception, the National Youth Shabbat has evolved into the biggest religious and social event for Jewish youth throughout...
African Jewish Voices Turns One: A Year of Amplifying Our Stories.
Anniversaries are significant milestones that provide us with an opportunity for reflection, celebration, and renewed commitment. They remind us of...
Spotlight: The Jews of Ogwashiuku
Ogwashiuku, located in the Aniocha local government area in Delta State, is home to a large community of the Igbo...
Inside Camp Sarah in Nigeria
A children's playground for arts, sports, singing & dancing, leadership training, and learning Judaism: Jewish camping, as an activity, aims...
Celebrating Bar and Bat Mitzvah in Port Harcourt
Port Harcourt, a rich oil city off the Atlantic southern coast of Nigeria, is home to more than twelve Jewish...
Light at the End of the Tunnel?
How agricultural reforms are set to boost micro economic activities across sub-Saharan African Communities. The Gelfand food projects began in...
