This Coming Shabbat

THIS COMING SHABBAT: Sisterhood/Brotherhood Shabbat
April 29, 2022

This Shabbat, April 30th, will be Sisterhood/Brotherhood Shabbat at B’nai Tikvah. Members of the Sisterhood and Brotherhood will be leading the service. The service will begin at 10:00 am. The Sisterhood and Brotherhood will also be sponsoring the pre-packaged, take-home kiddush after the service. 

Reminder: ALL B'nai Tikvah Zoom Services now use

the same Zoom link

Meeting ID:  844 4705 9779  |  Passcode:  183618

During the weeks connecting Passover and Shavuot, we study Pirkei Avot, “Sayings of the sages” and this Friday night we will read passages from chapter two.  Writing after the Temple’s destruction in 70 c.e., Avot offers practical guidance on resilience and rebuilding.

Our service is on ZOOM and begins at 6:00 p.m. Join us for candle lighting,
blessing one another, kiddush, motzei and invoking an angel to bless us during
the week ahead.

Shabbat Morning: Parshat Aharei Mot—Sisterhood/Brotherhood Shabbat
We welcome members of our brotherhood and sisterhood to lead our services and be our teachers this Shabbat.

As the Sanctuary is undergoing a transformation, we will continue holding our services in the Social Hall, sitting in the round. Please join us in person or through Zoom for our services this week.

Friday, Kabbalat Shabbat 6PM (Zoom only): 

Zoom link | Meeting ID:  844 4705 9779  |  Passcode:  183618

Shabbat Morning Services, 10AM (in-person or Zoom)
Please join us in person or 
Zoom link | Meeting ID:  844 4705 9779  |  Passcode:  183618

Alternative Shabbat Programs
We have two regular alternative shabbat programs,
Starbucks Shabbat and Soul Stroll.

Starbucks Shabbat meets on-line at noon.  Contact Sari Epstein for more information.
Starbucks Shabbat

​​​​​​​For dates or more information,

email Janice Halpern.
Soul Stroll

Shabbat Shalom,
Rabbi Leonard Gordon

         In May, when I will be in Israel, Rabbinic Intern Lisa Feld will teach a four part class “Talking to God” and exploration of the meaning and practice of Jewish prayer. Details here.