Engines Podcast
Engines of Our Ingenuity 2287: Fritz Haber
Posted on · Episode: 2287 The ceremony of innocence is drowned: Fritz Haber swallowed by wars. Today, innocence is drowned.
Tag: Jewish
Religion
As COVID-19 Upends Religious Holidays, Houston’s Faithful Celebrate By Helping Others
Posted on · The coronavirus is changing the holidays for everyone. Now some Houston-area faith groups have focused their efforts on the community amid holiday preparations.
News
WATCH: Houston Kids Celebrate Hanukkah In The Classroom
Posted on · Hands-on activities are becoming learning tools for language fundamentals and religious traditions.
Houston Matters
New Chabad Directors Seek to Serve Jewish Students at Rice University
Posted on · Rabbi Shmuli Slonim and his wife Nechama Slonim are the new directors of the Chabad Jewish Center at Rice University, where they will serve Jewish undergraduate and graduate students. We talk with Rabbi Slonim about his journey from Australia to New York — and now to Houston. Plus we learn about the differences between Chabads […]
Houston Matters
Jewish Culture in Houston is Growing Beyond ZIP Codes
Posted on · Passover begins next week, on the evening of Monday, April 14. And later this month, Houston Public Media TV 8 presents a new documentary entitled "The Story of the Jews." With those two occasions, we thought we'd take the opportunity to learn about Houston's Jewish population, history, and culture with Michael Duke of the Jewish […]
Houston Matters
The Jew Who Loves Christmas: Artist Tells Why She Prefers Santa to Menorahs
Posted on · Artist and performer Abby Koenig is Jewish. But living in Texas, where there are fewer Jews than her native New York, Christmas is often more in her face — but she likes it that way. In her new one-woman show and exhibit, The Jew Who Loves Christmas, Koenig dives into why she thinks Hannukah is […]