Join us for a captivating look into the life of Louis Graveraet Kaufman — the glamorous, ambitious banking powerhouse who shaped New York finance in the early 20th century. Author Ann Berman brings Kaufman’s story to life, from his Michigan roots to his rise at Chatham Phenix National Bank, his role in the 1916 General Motors takeover, and his financing of the Empire State Building during the Great Depression.

This timely class examines how antisemitism evolves in the modern world and how it intersects with contemporary debates about Zionism, particularly in the aftermath of October 7, 2023. Drawing on history and current events, Dr. Asaf Romirowsky explores how antisemitic narratives take shape, spread in American society, and impact Jewish identity, security, and the future of Israel today.

Join Har Zion Temple on Martin Luther King Jr. Day for a meaningful day of service honoring Dr. King’s legacy through action.

Throughout the day, individuals and families of all ages are invited to take part in hands-on volunteer opportunities that support our neighbors and partner organizations.