Members of our community gather virtually for a warm and inclusive lay-led service. These services take place even if there are fewer than ten participants, last about 20-30 minutes, and are a meaningful way to start your day. Please join us in person; we are no longer meeting virtually.
Come be a part of our vibrant community as we sing, play, and discover the joy of learning together! This engaging and interactive session blends music, stories, and sensory play to create a nurturing environment where little ones can explore, learn, and grow. Register here.
Most North American Jews identify as Ashkenazim, tracing their family roots to Eastern Europe (today’s Poland, Lithuania, Ukraine, Belarus, and Russia). Yet the term Ashkenaz originally referred to a different area altogether—the Rhineland region in Germany. At its heart were the “ShUM Cities” of Speyer, Worms, and Mainz, which for centuries formed the vibrant epicenter […]
The monthly Yiddish Short Story Discussion Group, led by Michele Marram, will be discussing Revelation, or the Story of the Billy Goat by I.L. Peretz. Click the story title to download the story, or hard copies are available in the Community Court on the shelf to the right of the fireplace in a red folder. […]
Come play canasta with TBS Sisterhood on the third Thursday of every month from 7-9 PM. Canasta is a game played with four people, so we need groups of four to be able to make a table. If you sign up and cannot come, please remove yourself from the signup. Canasta is free for TBS […]