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Likrat Shabbat
Likrat Shabbat
Greet Shabbat and your TBI community over a lovely spread of appetizers with your TBI community in Mendelsohn Hall directly before our Kabbalat Shabbat services.
Greet Shabbat and your TBI community over a lovely spread of appetizers with your TBI community in Mendelsohn Hall directly before our Kabbalat Shabbat services.
As we are taught, on Shabbat we try to become attuned to holiness in time. Temple Beth Israel offers these varied, inspiring, joyful, and soulful Shabbat worship experiences so that we can share in that holiness together. All services can be accessed both in person in the Lorge Sanctuary or via our livestream.Kabbalat Shabbat –...
Meeting with Rabbi Rachel Kaplan Marks each Shabbat morning, from 9:00 am to 10:00 am, adult learners gather to read and discuss the Tanach (the Hebrew Bible). It is an open discussion of the Biblical text (in English). Regular and occasional attendees are all welcome. No prior knowledge is required.
Each Saturday we gather at 10:30 am for Shabbat morning worship and celebrate with the Bar/Bat/B'nai Mitzvah and their family. Our service includes joyous singing, private reflection, an interactive Torah reading/study, and concludes with Kiddush. Virtual experience: https://youtube.com/channel/UCL49hA3o2sm-3JPbRVdIbTw
On the first Wednesday of each month, at 12:00, Sisterhood members gather for a light meal and a special program. Please check the Temple calendar, the bulletin, and weekly eBlasts for program details. Guests are welcome. Contact Sisterhood Leadership for more information.
Elulapalooza at 5:30pm - Come meet your children's teachers, engage in activities, reconnect with other families at this Back to School Event! Shabbat in the Park services at 6:05pm Stay for dinner - order ahead or bring your own, and s'mores!
Meeting with Rabbi Rachel Kaplan Marks each Shabbat morning, from 9:00 am to 10:00 am, adult learners gather to read and discuss the Tanach (the Hebrew Bible). It is an open discussion of the Biblical text (in English). Regular and occasional attendees are all welcome. No prior knowledge is required.
Shabbat Morning Services Our weekly Shabbat Morning Services offer a blend of traditional prayer, nusach (musical themes), and contemporary melodies. It also includes a Torah service. This heimish (Yiddish for at home or comfortable) service offers those present the opportunity to volunteer for the service honors. This service begins at 10:30 am. B’nai Mitzvah at...
Meeting monthly, the Temple Board discusses the issues of the day and provide guidance and leadership for the Congregation.
Meeting monthly, the Temple Board discusses the issues of the day and provide guidance and leadership for the Congregation.
Meeting with Rabbi Rachel Kaplan Marks each Shabbat morning, from 9:00 am to 10:00 am, adult learners gather to read and discuss the Tanach (the Hebrew Bible). It is an open discussion of the Biblical text (in English). Regular and occasional attendees are all welcome. No prior knowledge is required.
Shabbat Morning Services Our weekly Shabbat Morning Services offer a blend of traditional prayer, nusach (musical themes), and contemporary melodies. It also includes a Torah service. This heimish (Yiddish for at home or comfortable) service offers those present the opportunity to volunteer for the service honors. This service begins at 10:30 am. B’nai Mitzvah at...
Greet Shabbat and your TBI community over a lovely spread of appetizers with your TBI community in Mendelsohn Hall directly before our Kabbalat Shabbat services.
As we are taught, on Shabbat we try to become attuned to holiness in time. Temple Beth Israel offers these varied, inspiring, joyful, and soulful Shabbat worship experiences so that we can share in that holiness together. All services can be accessed both in person in the Lorge Sanctuary or via our livestream.Kabbalat Shabbat –...
Meeting with Rabbi Rachel Kaplan Marks each Shabbat morning, from 9:00 am to 10:00 am, adult learners gather to read and discuss the Tanach (the Hebrew Bible). It is an open discussion of the Biblical text (in English). Regular and occasional attendees are all welcome. No prior knowledge is required.
Each Saturday we gather at 10:30 am for Shabbat morning worship and celebrate with the Bar/Bat/B'nai Mitzvah and their family. Our service includes joyous singing, private reflection, an interactive Torah reading/study, and concludes with Kiddush. Virtual experience: https://youtube.com/channel/UCL49hA3o2sm-3JPbRVdIbTw
Each Saturday we gather at 10:30 am for Shabbat morning worship and celebrate with the Bar/Bat/B'nai Mitzvah and their family. Our service includes joyous singing, private reflection, an interactive Torah reading/study, and concludes with Kiddush. Virtual experience: https://youtube.com/channel/UCL49hA3o2sm-3JPbRVdIbTw
Parents are welcome to join us for this Hebrew School Tashlikh service. Check your School News for more details.
Shabbat Shuva marks the Shabbat between Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur -- the only Shabbat to fall within the 10 Days of Awe.As we are taught, on Shabbat we try to become attuned to holiness in time. Temple Beth Israel offers these varied, inspiring, joyful, and soulful Shabbat worship experiences so that we can share...