Join us on Friday December 6, at 5pm for the last Young Families Shabbat Dinner of 2024. Rabbi Israel will lead us in a child-friendly Shabbat service, followed by a meat dinner including rotisserie chicken, chicken nuggets, pasta, salad, and dessert. Families of young children and grandparents are welcome. $7 per adult/ $3 per child. Continue Reading »
Come join us for children-oriented fun with Auntie A on selected Shabbat mornings. Click here for more information.
Women’s Network invites all women readers to join us for book discussions. Our third of five yearly discussions on books with Jewish themes or authors features “The Thread Collectors” by Shaunna J. Edwards and Alyson Richman on Wednesday evening Jan 15, 2025 at 8 pm on Zoom. This evocative piece of historical fiction set during Continue Reading »
Tikvat Israel’s Flax Library catalog is now available online! Discover books in the Herman J. Flax Library by searching our new online catalog. From here, you can reserve one or more books for pickup at the library. Click here to begin searching the library’s collection.
SEA Change Announces Next Opportunities to Participate Click here for more information. FOR MORE DECEMBER & JANUARY EVENTS WITH JUFJ https://jufj.org/events/ AIM (Action in Montgomery) Wednesday, December 11, 6:00 – 7:00 pm: Statewide Policy Training Session on Zoom Register Here Thursday, January 30, 9:00 am– 1:00 pm: Statewide Advocacy Day in Continue Reading »
Rabbi Marc Israel and Rabbi Uri Topolosky will be leading a weekly study/discussion on the latest book from Rabbi Yitz Greenberg, The Triumph of Life. This course is co-sponsored by Tikvat Israel and Kehilat Pardes. The first class will be Tuesday, October 22 at Berman Hebrew Academy. Registration is required. Rabbi Topolosky ordered in the Continue Reading »
Hello Everyone! Just a friendly reminder to please sign up for helping in the kitchen. Joe and Monica can’t do this alone! Signing up is easy with this Sign-up Genius. Click here to sign up. We are also looking for volunteers to help us in the office during High Holiday prep. To help us with Continue Reading »
Our religious school, called Netivot, Hebrew for Pathways, aims to develop a community of children and families with the skills, knowledge, and inspiration to be active members of the Jewish community. Our outstanding faculty consists of experienced teachers who have the education and passion for helping Judaism come alive for their students, making our ancient tradition relevant for the lives of Continue Reading »
Registration for Tikvat Israel’s Early Childhood Center is now open for summer 2024 and school year 2024-25. Click here to register. For more information, contact Debbie Unger, Director at .
