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Leaders for Tomorrow (LFT) is AJC’s leadership and advocacy program for Jewish high school students. Abby Hill, an LFT participant and rising junior at Barstow, writes about her experience.

This week, we start the fourth book of the Torah, Bamidbar.

We at The Chronicle are absolutely blown away by how many of you took the time to share your thoughts through our readers survey.

Amanda Birger, communications manager at Hyman Brand Hebrew Academy, shares the experience of a recent HBHA Shabbat hosted by Congregation Beth Shalom.

Community member Lee Levin of Leawood, Kansas, addresses Marvin Fremerman’s editorial “Why can’t people talk like I talk?” which ran in the April 27, 2023, edition of The Chronicle.

Marvin Fremerman of Springfield, Missouri, recalls a memorable mohel experience.

This week, we finish Vayikra, the third book of the Torah, and not on the happiest note.

Sybil Kaplan, journalist, author, compiler, editor and former Kansas Citian, now lives in Israel and had a chance encounter at a Jerusalem bus stop.

On April 20, I, along with my family, had the privilege of attending the National Days of Remembrance ceremony at the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C.

The issue needs to be heard. Over and over again, the same news is seen and nothing is being taken care of to fix this problem that we have in our society.