Mahjong Meetups are back! Starting Sunday, September 7, 2025 come to the CSJCC for weekly open-play mahjong. There will be beginner-friendly tables and intermediate/advanced tables,
The Tulsa Jewish community is joining forces in collecting much-needed school supplies for three Tulsa Public Schools. Please help us in fulfilling this mitzvah! Drop off donations in the lobbies
The Tulsa Jewish Review is a monthly Jewish community publication produced by the Jewish Federation of Tulsa.
Where did Zionism begin? What did the founders believe? And how do their ideas speak to us today—after October 7, after hostage square, in a world that feels newly dangerous
On May 9th, from the pulpit of the Islamic Society of Norman, a sermon was delivered in which Jews were described as “cowardly,” “backstabbing,” and inherently disloyal. The speaker called
The Jewish Federation of Tulsa applauds Governor Kevin Stitt for signing SB991 and SB942 into law—two landmark bills that enshrine civil rights protections for Jewish Oklahomans and adopt a clear
The Jewish Federation of Tulsa proudly announces the passage of two landmark pieces of legislation—Senate Bill 991 and Senate Bill 942—by the Oklahoma State Legislature. These historic measures mark a
Written by Joe Roberts Yom HaZikaron is approaching. In Israel, it is not a day of barbecues or furniture sales. It is a day when the soul of the nation
Today, April 24, is a day of profound remembrance. It is Yom HaShoah, the date on the Jewish calendar when we remember the six million Jews murdered by the Nazis—not
Our guests from the Tamar Regional Council, our Israel partner region, have arrived in Tulsa for four days of exploration and opportunities with the Tulsa Jewish community. The Jewish Federation
Tributes and memorial gifts are a meaningful way to honor the pets of Jewish Tulsa. Make a new or additional donation of at least $72 to the 2025 Annual Campaign
