Temple Shalom’s Shabbat service recognizes Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Photo by Derek Redd Rabbi Joshua Lief, right, and accompanist Travis Hoard lead a song Friday evening at Temple Shalom’s Shabbat service that kicked off Martin Luther King Jr. Day festivities around the Ohio Valley. The federal holiday is officially recognized on Monday, but related events will be held throughout the weekend.
Photo by Derek Redd
Rabbi Joshua Lief, right, and accompanist Travis Hoard lead a song Friday evening at Temple Shalom’s Shabbat service that kicked off Martin Luther King Jr. Day festivities around the Ohio Valley. The federal holiday is officially recognized on Monday, but related events will be held throughout the weekend.
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