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Temple Beth Ora’s third Annual Congregation Sedar at the Saxony
Motor Inn,1988; Temple Beth Ora fonds, JAHSENA.

Leadership and Legacy: Notable Jewish Edmontonians

Publication Date:

May, 2026

Format:

Trade paperback

By JAHSENA

This book highlights the lives of Jewish Edmontonians who made outstanding contributions, whether professional, voluntary or philanthropic, to enhance life in the City of Edmonton and beyond. These stories are included because of the unique accomplishments of the individuals, who were all leading figures in Edmonton’s Jewish and general communities. Our previous book, From Generation to Generation: Jewish Edmontonians as Heritage Builders, featured Jewish Edmontonians of the past; this latest book is evidence that the tradition of service to one’s community has continued here in Edmonton. These are Jewish Edmontonians who in recent years have been making noteworthy contributions to our city through their exemplary community, professional and voluntary service in many fields. They personify the Jewish traditions of tikkun olam (healing the world); tzedakah (philanthropy) and kehila (dedication to community). We hope you will enjoy their stories and be inspired by them.

From Generation to Generation: Jewish Edmontonians a Heritage Builders

Publication Date:

March, 2016

Format:

Trade paperback

By JAHSENA

This book highlights historic Jewish Edmontonians who made outstanding contributions, in addition to their job or professional work, to enhance life in Edmonton and beyond.

The First Century of Jewish Life in Edmonton and Northern Alberta 1893-1993

Publication Date:

March, 2000

Format:

Hardcover

By JAHSENA

These ancestors, the first generation of Jews to come to this land, arrived with little more than faith in God and a hope for the future to sustain them. But even under the most difficult conditions they did not abandon their religious beliefs, customs and traditions and they began to create and build the institutions and organizations that enrich our community to this day. — Uri Rozenzweig, Editor.