Shanah Tovah! Chaverim, High Holidays is around the corner. Here is everything you need to know about upcoming events, ticket purchasing and everything High Holiday! High Holiday Registration To help us prepare for this year’s High Holidays, please complete and return the following forms by Sunday, August 30. If you need assistance, please contact the Continue Reading »
Shana Tova! Here is everything you need to know about the schedule of upcoming events and services for Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, Sukot, and Simchat Torah! Holiday Service Schedule Rosh Hashanah – Sept. 11-13 Erev Rosh Hashanah: Friday, September 11 Minchah and Ma’ariv (Social Hall & Livestream): 6:30 pm Candle Lighting: 7:05 pm Rosh Hashanah: Continue Reading »
Tikvat Israel Congregation is delighted to welcome Cantor Hinda Eisen Labovitz as our new Director of Community Engagement. A gifted cantor, educator, and community builder, Cantor Labovitz brings more than a decade of distinguished service to our congregation and to the broader Jewish community. Cantor Labovitz received her cantorial ordination and an M.A. in Judaic Continue Reading »
Click the link, below, to view and download the program distributed at the Six13 Concert. https://www.tikvatisrael.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/06/Concert-program-booklet-2026_converted.pdf
Please Join Us in Honoring Our Past-President Warren Berger, at a Concert Featuring Trio Sefardi Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo.
Tikvat Israel ECC is thrilled to have achieved accreditation from Maryland State Department of Education for the first time. We are the only Jewish preschool in Montgomery County and one of only three Jewish schools in the state to have received this prestigious recognition. Maryland Accreditation is a process in which programs commit to continuous Continue Reading »
Our third day was difficult to process. Even now, four days later, it’s hard for me to write this post. The stories that people shared with us from their experiences on October 7 were too awful to hear. The destruction that we saw at Kfar Aza was too difficult for the eyes to see. It’s Continue Reading »
Today was every bit as full, as meaningful, as sad, as hopeful and as exhausting as I thought it would be. I’m going to briefly summarize the day and put more information in the photo captions. We started the day with a briefing by US Ambassador Jack Lew at our hotel and then went to Continue Reading »
After sleeping through most of the long plane ride, I arrived in Israel at 2:15 pm and by 3:00 we were on the bus to Tel Aviv to meet with the leaders of Achim v’Achayot L’Yisrael – Brothers and Sisters for Israel. The group started about a year ago as Achim L Neshek – Brothers Continue Reading »
Dear Friends, I am writing to you on Shabbat/Chag because this is an unprecedented moment, one that many are calling the worst day in Israel’s 75 year history, a history that has known too many difficult days. None compare to this. The numbers are staggering. 250 dead. 1500 injured. Dozens of civilians taken captive and Continue Reading »
