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Shabbat Shalom from Sam: Stronger in Who We Are, Together in What's Next
March 20, 2026Our JCC has been engaged in a rigorous and deeply thoughtful strategic planning process, led by Panoramic Strategies, to guide our next chapter. This past Monday evening, our Board of Directors officially adopted the framework for that plan, which is centered around four key pillars that will shape not only what we do, but also…
Click to read more...Shabbat Shalom from Sam: A Community That Refuses Fear
March 13, 2026Earlier this week, I was preparing to fly back to Massachusetts, where I previously led a JCC. The trip was supposed to be short — less than 24 hours — yet I knew it would be emotionally heavy. In the spring of 2024, a man came to that JCC with a gun and filmed himself…
Click to read more...Spring Break in Indianapolis: Stay Active at the JCC
March 12, 2026Spring is a season of renewal, a time to shake off the winter blues and embrace the vibrancy of new beginnings. At JCC Indianapolis, we offer a plethora of spring break activities to keep you and your family active and engaged. There’s something for everyone here, making us the go-to destination for families seeking an…
Click to read more...Shabbat Shalom from Sam: Different Missions. One Community.
March 6, 2026Once a week, a group of us — Jewish community leaders — sits around a table. On paper, we run very different organizations.David Sklar spends his days advocating for the Jewish community and building relationships across the civic landscape through the Jewish Community Relations Council of Greater Indianapolis. Rachel Katz leads Jewish Family Services of Greater Indianapolis,…
Click to read more...A Purim Message for Our Community
March 2, 2026This past Saturday, I found myself around a friend’s kitchen table — coffee cups full, chairs pulled close, the comfortable hum of people who trust each other enough to say what they’re really thinking. We gather every Shabbat afternoon after synagogue services. That part wasn’t new. But this Saturday felt different. We had all woken up…
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