Sunday, March 8, 2026

ADULT EDUCATION - COMMUNITY VALUES IN RABBINIC TEXTS

Each Wednesday session, from 7–8 pm, will feature an Adult Education Text Study using Rabbinic source material to inform and guide our discussion.

You can attend one session, or both!

Core Value Topics

THIS Wednesday, March 11th: Belonging

April 15th: Spirituality & Peoplehood

RSVP for one or both sessions.

STILLNESS: JES LANDAU SOUND BATH EXPERIENCE

THIS Thursday, March 12th, 6:30 - 8:45 pm

Tune out the world and tune into yourself, with Sisterhood.

Jes Landau’s sound bath experience offers a high-vibration reset for the modern soul. Breathe, listen, and find your center in the hum. A light dinner will follow.

This experience is open to only 20 individuals, at $36 per person. MINIMAL AMOUNT OF SPOTS LEFT!

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FAMILY SHABBAT

Friday, March 20th, 6 pm

Worship in a family-friendly, musical service experience, geared towards families.

6-6:30 pm: Musical service

6:30-7:30 pm: Pizza dinner and activities for youth

At 6:30 pm, those who wish to participate in more traditional aspects of our service can remain for Mi Shebeirach (healing), Aleinu (adoration), and Kaddish (mourning) prayers.

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BRUNCH & LEARN

Saturday, March 21st, 10:30 am, after Torah Study 

This year’s focus is on exploring the rich and diverse world of literature written by Jewish authors.

Koshersoul: The Faith and Food Journey of an African American Jew by Michael W. Twitty. Explore the culinary, cultural, and spiritual intersection of African Atlantic and Jewish diaspora traditions.

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ROCK FOR A REASON: FEEDING THE SOUL BENEFIT CONCERT

Sponsored by Brotherhood and Social Action

Sunday, March 29th, 6-9 pm

Join us for a night of high-energy music and community spirit! A concert to benefit HOPE Soup Kitchen and The Kosher Food Pantry. All proceeds from the event will directly benefit these organizations, ensuring that our neighbors have access to nutritious meals and essential resources.

$36 per ticket/per person includes the ticket cost and a donation. However, you're more than welcome to give more for this good cause!

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Visit www.tinr.org for more details on ALL these events, and MORE!

WHERE WE KEEP THE LIGHT: STORIES FROM A LIFE OF SERVICE, by Josh Shapiro

Pennsylvania Governor, Josh Shapiro, writes of his lifetime of public service, as well as the aftermath of the April 2025 arson attack on his home, and of the character of ordinary Americans – determined to build and strengthen community. In these uncertain times, with war on the horizon, we need to read about people strong of faith and principles. 

Don’t forget to sign the card at the back of the book and leave it in the red box on the librarian’s desk. If you want to reserve this online, click here.

Questions? Contact Librarian, Stephanie Krasner.

Websites:

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