Teen Program
Teens can get involved in B’nai Tikvah in several ways:
Post-Mitzvah Teen Group
Open to all teens in grades 8-12, this group meets monthly on Sundays from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Participants enjoy a pizza dinner followed by an exploration of topics of interest to teens, led by Rabbi Feld and other members of our community.
This year’s programs will include field trips, hands-on activities, and discussion topics, with opportunities for teens to suggest activities and topics. Special programs include a community sukkah building and decorating program in October, a November trip to Touro Synagogue in Newport, R.I., sufganiyot and latke making in December, hamantaschen making in March, and joining the B’nai Tikvah trip to New York for the Greek Jewish Festival in May.
All teens in the community are invited to attend. The program is free to B’nai Tikvah members and $90 per year for non-members.
For more information or to register, please contact Director of Programs and Engagement Rob Yunich.
Madrichim
B’nai Tikvah Religious School graduates can give back to our community through the Madrichim program. Teens are trained to work with current students and volunteer 1-2 days a week, offering personalized Hebrew reading support as well as being mentors. Under the supervision of our teachers, the madrichim help plan special programs and run games for the students. High school students can receive community service hours.
Wed, April 30 2025
2 Iyyar 5785
Upcoming Events
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Thursday ,
MayMay 1 , 2025Adult Ed Course with Reb Nikki
Thursday, May 1st 8:00p to 9:00p
What are we talking about when we talk about "Israel"? The name "Israel" in Jewish texts can have many meanings: the person, the nation, the land, and the modern state. In this six-session class, we will be examining different uses of the name "Israel" by looking at sources ranging from the Torah to modern thinkers. Together, we will gain deeper understanding into its meaning by looking at the connections between and teasing apart the differences among the range of meanings of the word, and be able to discern what we are talking about when we talk about Israel. -
Sunday ,
MayMay 4 , 2025
Sunday, May 4th 10:00a to 12:00p
NJOP: Learn Hebrew Class -
Sunday ,
MayMay 4 , 2025
Sunday, May 4th 2:00p to 4:00p
StandStrong Self-Defense for ages 50+ -
Monday ,
MayMay 5 , 2025
Monday, May 5th 6:00p to 7:30p
Join B’nai Tikvah to watch “All We Carry,” the intimate story of one family, while humanizing one of the most divisive issues of our time: immigration. -
Wednesday ,
MayMay 7 , 2025
Wednesday, May 7th 12:00p to 1:00p
In this six-week course, we will examine six women who lived in the time of the Talmud, whom the rabbis labeled as a shrew, a primadonna, a black widow, and so on. But was that all that they were? Was that all the rabbis thought of them? Or is there more to the story, hidden in the margins? Based on the acclaimed work of scholar GIla Fine, we will uncover the secret lives of these six remarkable women. -
Thursday ,
MayMay 8 , 2025Adult Ed Course with Reb Nikki
Thursday, May 8th 8:00p to 9:00p
What are we talking about when we talk about "Israel"? The name "Israel" in Jewish texts can have many meanings: the person, the nation, the land, and the modern state. In this six-session class, we will be examining different uses of the name "Israel" by looking at sources ranging from the Torah to modern thinkers. Together, we will gain deeper understanding into its meaning by looking at the connections between and teasing apart the differences among the range of meanings of the word, and be able to discern what we are talking about when we talk about Israel. -
Saturday ,
MayMay 10 , 2025Shabbat Morning Services with Religious School
Shabbat, May 10th 10:00a to 1:00p
Shabbat Morning Services with Religious School
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