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Temple Kol Ami Presents "Rescued: The Story of a Child Holocaust Survivor"
April 2024
By Bonnie Shaw
Temple Kol Ami, in collaboration with Winthrop University's Department of Political Science, Philosophy, Religion and Legal Studies; the Peace, Justice, and Conflict Resolution Studies program; and the International and Global Studies program, is honored to present “Rescued: The Story of a Child Holocaust Survivor.” The event will feature Holocaust survivor Suly Chenkin, who will share her remarkable story of survival, a testament to her parents' immense sacrifice during a time of unimaginable atrocity. At the age of 83, Chenkin's reflections on resilience, compassion, and the destructive nature of hate, "Anger, hate only destroys you," resonate deeply with all who hear her story.
The presentation will be introduced by Alan Resnik, Chenkin's cousin and a member of Temple Kol Ami, underscoring the personal connection and significance of her story to the community. This event is scheduled for Sunday, April 14, 2024, at 3 p.m. at Dinah’s Place in The DiGiorgio Campus Center at Winthrop University, located at 2020 Alumni Dr., Rock Hill, SC 29732. Attendees are invited to join and witness firsthand the powerful narrative of survival and hope that Chenkin brings to life.
Temple Kol Ami is experiencing a period of significant growth and is currently seeking a part-time temple administrator to help manage this expansion. Ideal candidates should have a passion for Judaism, exceptional organizational skills, and strong project management abilities.
The position offers a flexible schedule, including weekend availability. If you're interested in learning more about this opportunity, please don't hesitate to contact us at yorksynagogue@gmail.com. Located in York County and the Ballantyne area, Temple Kol Ami is a warm, inclusive Reform congregation welcoming Jews from diverse backgrounds. We invite you to visit and discover your Jewish home within our community.
Temple Kol Ami is hiring for a Temple administrator. For full job details, visit www.templekolami.org.
