Our service is on ZOOM and begins at 6:00 p.m. Cantor Grossman will lead the davening and our Hebrew College Rabbinic Intern Lisa Feld will offer the teaching. Join us for candle lighting, blessing one another, kiddush, motzei and invoking an angel to bless us during the week ahead.
Services begin at 6:00 p.m.
Zoom Link Meeting Id: 978 470 037 Passcode: 183618
Shabbat Morning: Vayeshev
Services through (at least) the end of November will be hybrid, in the Sanctuary and online. Services begin at 10:00 am. In order to simplify our technical needs, we will be lievestreaming the service, and it will not be interactive. As a resulte, we will not be screen sharing or calling on people from home to lead parts of the service. Cantor Grossman will lead davening and give the sermon
A pdf of the siddur is available hereLink to PDF so you can follow from home if you do not have a siddur. If you need a bible, please be in touch with our office or consider purchasing a copy of Siddur Lev Shalem and Humash Etz Hayyim for your home library.
Alternative Shabbat Programs We have two regular alternative shabbat programs, Starbucks Shabbat and Soul Stroll.
Starbucks Shabbat meets on-line at noon on a regular Shabbat, and at 1 p.m. when there is a bar or bat mitzvah. Contact Sari Epstein for more information. Starbucks Shabbat
Soul Stroll is on the third shabbat of the month. For information contact Janice Halpern.
Our B’nai Tikvah trip to Israel has been postponed due to the ongoing COVID situation. Our new dates are May 10-22, 2022. You can see the new itinerary and pricing here www.bnaitikvahma.org/israel-trip . Interested? Have questions? -- please contact me ( rabbi@bnaitikvahma.org ).
Adult 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.
Adult 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.
