18 Shoolman Way, Milton, MA 02186 | (617) 698-3394 | Email Us
18 Shoolman Way, Milton, MA 02186 | (617) 698-3394 | Email Us
South Shore Jewish Congregation
Dear Donors and Supporters, We are thrilled and delighted to announce that we have met our goal of $18K. The window was installed in November 2017. We hope if you live nearby, you will pop-in and see it. We are arranging an official dedication ceremony, if you would like to attend please email: office@bethshalombluehills.org and we’ll send you an invitation. With all good wishes and our gratitude to all of you that helped us make this project possible. ~Congregation Beth Shalom of the Blue Hills
The Holocaust Memorial Window was commissioned to honor the memory of the six million Jews, murdered by the Nazis during WWII simply because they were Jewish. The Holocaust Memorial Window is a way to ensure that the lessons of the Holocaust are not forgotten for future generations.
This window is a centerpiece for Holocaust education to the greater community, as a way to promote understanding between Jews and those of other faiths.
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STEVEN LUDSIN: Stained-glass reflections of the Holocaust Posted Jul 12, 2017 at 4:39 PM, Updated Jul 12, 2017 at 4:49 PM “Local synagogue raises money to relocate historic stained glass” by Zane Razzaq (July 9) was touching. The continuing need to remember the evil of the Holocaust makes the project compelling. Inevitably the story of the Holocaust gets diluted as the survivors pass away. Continue Reading »
Holocaust Memorial Window To Be Moved To New Location AUGUST 2, 2017 Congregation Beth Shalom of the Blue Hills to move Holocaust Memorial window to new location with help of community Congregation Beth Shalom of the Blue Hills is accepting donations to help move the synagogue’s Holocaust Memorial stained glass window from its former location to Continue Reading »
Beth Shalom’s Holocaust Window Congregation Beth Shalom of the Blue Hills Holocaust Memorial Window Why should you support our project? We are appealing for funds to enable us to move our Holocaust memorial window to our new building. It was commissioned to honor the memory of the six million Jews, murdered by the Nazis during WWII, Continue Reading »
By Glenn Marshall The Congregation Beth Shalom of Blue Hills in Milton, Massachusetts, proudly houses many historical artifacts, including some from the Holocaust. But moving an important stained glass window from the synagogue’s previous location and having it installed would cost $18,000. Published at 5:31 PM EST on Jul 11, 2017. Read original article on NBC.com Continue Reading »
