6:30 PM Pot-Luck ( dairy/ vegetarian/ vegan) and 7:30 PM Congregant Led Service focusing on Reproductive Shabbat This Valentine's Day let's make sure no one is penalized for who they love due to lack of bodily autonomy. We also review the intersection of Tu B'Shvat and Reproductive Freedom. RSVP : Treasurer@beittikvah.org
10 AM Rabbi Douglas Heifetz Led-Service, 11:15 AM Community Kiddush - please bring a healthy nosh to share (dairy, vegetarian or vegan), 12 PM Discussion “Fantastic Creatures & Where to Find Them (on the Ark of the Tablets, that is)” Our weekly Torah portion, Terumah, focuses on the details of the mishkan (portable shrine) which our Israelite ancestors were to construct. At […]
6:30 pm Community Potluck - please bring a healthy nosh to share (dairy, vegetarian or vegan), Megillah Reading, and Purim celebration with a focus on Esther - the Power of One Speaking Truth to Power https://www.meetup.com/congregation-beit-tikvah/events/306528223/ Please RSVP to treasurer@beittikvah.org
6:30 PM 1st night Passover Sedar at BSFS, 3310 E. Baltimore Street
Discussion Theme: Resisting Pharaoh- How can I have impact? Community Pot-luck – Dairy/Vegetarian/Vegan healthy food options welcome, No Chametz, please. Limited seating. Please RSVP to treasurer@beittikvah.org
10 AM at Edward A. Myerberg Center 3101 Fallstaff Road, Baltimore 21209.
Growing up, Rebecca Clarren heard stories about her tenacious immigrant family’s origins on a 160-acre homestead in South Dakota. Despite tough years on a merciless prairie, the Sinykins became an American immigrant success story. What none of Clarren’s ancestors ever mentioned was that their land had been cruelly taken from the Lakota by the United […]
Pot-Luck (Dairy, Vegetarian or Vegan including pizza as 5/16 is National Pizza Party Day) and Congregant Led Service. Since 5/17 is Armed Forces Day, Janet Burtnick will lead the discussion honoring Jews in the US Military.
dessert & Shavuot discussion (weather permitting on the covered portico overlooking the lovely garden), conversation on How Do We Relate To Torah When We Can't Hear G-d
