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Tikvat Israel…
A Friendly, Participatory, and Egalitarian Conservative Synagogue in Rockville, MD
At Tikvat Israel we appreciate the great diversity of backgrounds that make up the Jewish community today.
Our congregation includes not only people steeped in Jewish experience and training, but also those just discovering the beauty and richness of Judaism. Some come from traditional religious backgrounds; others grew up in non-observant homes. Some are Jews by choice; others are part of interfaith families.
Together we are united in the common desire to belong to a congregation where community means friendship, where religious practice means spiritual inspiration, and where education for young and old means personal growth and discovery.
Tikvat Israel is a place where you and your family will become enriched through friendship, prayer, and mitzvot.

Posted Jan 23, 2012
Seven Congregants Elected to Synagogue's Governing Board for Two Years
Seven members, including two first-time members, were elected by unanimous voice vote to fill governing board seats at TI's Congregational Meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 17. The seven members will serve on the TI Board of Directors until the end of 2013....Read More >>
Posted Jan 23, 2012
Spring Season of Tuv Ha-Aretz (Weekly Produce) Opens for Registration
The 20-week season of the Community-Supported Agriculture is now accepting registrations from TI members for 2012. CSA is a partnership where urban consumers receive fresh, nutritious vegetables while helping to sustain the livelihoods of area farmers. Tikvat Israel has participated as a produce pickup site for several years, and Tuv Ha’Aretz warmly welcomes Jewish and non-Jewish members. The first pickup date is May 21....Read More >>
Posted Jan 10, 2012
Seven Congregants Nominated to Synagogue's Board in Critical Year
Seven members, including five returnees, were nominated for board seats at TI's Congregational Meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 10.
The seven members will serve only if a quorum of congregants turns out to vote at a congregational meeting at 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan. 17. ...Read More >>
Posted Dec 11, 2011
Search Committee Named to Fill Pulpit Vacancy During Coming Year
Tikvat Israel Congregation has announced the composition of the rabbi search committee, responsible for overseeing the search for new rabbinic leadership. The committee consists of 11 congregants, including panel chair Shelly Goldin, a former president of the congregation....Read More >>
Posted Dec 11, 2011
Scholar Shabbat to Highlight Torah's Role in American Political Divide
TI's Scholar Shabbat on Jan. 28 will focus on the theme, "Blue Scroll or Red Scroll: Is Torah Liberal or Conservative?" A leading Jewish ethicist, Louis Newman, will deliver remarks on the subject during morning services and again following the kiddush....Read More >>
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