Shanah Tovah! Chaverim, High Holidays is around the corner. Here is everything you need to know about upcoming events, services, ticket purchasing and everything High Holiday! High Holiday Service Schedule Rosh Hashanah/Erev Rosh Hashanah: Monday, Sept. 22 6:30 pm: Minchah & Maariv (in the Social Hall and accessible via Livestream) 6:47 pm: Candle Lighting First Day Continue Reading »
Sunflower Bakery is once again offering its Rosh Hashanah menu. Order deadline is noon on September 16. Pick up will be at Tikvat Israel on Monday, September 22 between 9:00 am and 1:00 pm. Click here to see full Rosh Hashanah menu.
Tikvat Israel’s Religious Practices Committee has approved two changes to our weekly Shabbat services to better serve the needs of our community.
Bring in Shabbat with family and friends from the Early Childhood Center and Tikvat Israel. Rabbi Israel will lead us in a child-friendly Kabbalat Shabbat service followed by dinner. This event is organized by the EFN. Cost is $18 per family. Please register by Wednesday, June 7.
As we anticipate receiving the gift of Torah at Mt. Sinai on Shavuot, we engage in a night of Jewish learning and conversation. We will begin with Minchah at 7:30 pm followed by a pre-Shavuot study session with Rabbi Israel. At 8:45, we will daven the festival Ma’ariv service, make kiddush, and enjoy cheesecake. Shortly Continue Reading »
Do you enjoy Jewish song, spirituality, and ruach, but traditional services aren’t quite your jam? Join TI’s Rosh Chodesh Alternative Minyan this week! It will include new songs and traditional ones, and some time set aside for Torah discussion and introspective meditation. During singing, there will be egg-shakers, tambourines, and other percussion instruments available for Continue Reading »
Join us on May 19 for Shabbat Dinner, following Kabbalat Shabbat, as we celebrate Israel’s 75th anniversary! Registration deadline is May 16.
Visit the Passover page for the full schedule of services and events at TI, guides for preparing your home for Pesach, and more. As a reminder, unless noted otherwise on the schedule, all Passover services will be at TI and livestreamed.
In memory of those who died of cancer, in hope for those who are fighting it now, in celebration of those who are survivors, and in gratefulness for the family, friends, and health professionals who care for them, join us on April 22 at a kiddush sponsored by a generous gift from our friend, Michele Continue Reading »