Masks are no longer required and are encouraged. At all Friday evening services, there will be a masks-required section for those that feel more comfortable at the east end of the Sanctuary. For more information see our updated COVID protocols.
I go to Nichols Middle School, and I’m really excited about my Kabbalat Mitzvah because I’ll be able to connect more with Judaism and my Jewish family. My favorite subject in school is language arts, and some of my hobbies include reading, making jewelry, and taking care of my plants. My gemilut chasadim project is to make and sell my resin jewelry to earn money to fully stock a free food fridge for a month (or longer)!
Death:
Susan Weil died on Saturday, November 5. Susan was the daughter of the late Dr. Rolf A. Weil and Leni Weil, and the sister of Ron (Carla Tomaso) Weil. Read More
Wedding:
Julia Freeman and Blaise Filippini were married on Sunday, October 23.
Julia is the daughter of Sharon Smaller and Joel Freeman. Read More
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Sunday, November 13
9:00 am
Sunday Morning Minyan
In-Person and Virtual on Zoom
We are back in the building! First-timers are encouraged! Please note, you can also join via Zoom.
Furred, winged and swimming creatures are all welcome- from dogs to turtles to goldfish! Bring your pets outside to the parking lot by the north lawn for a blessing with Rabbi London. This annual tradition began at TJM and our community (made up of humans and pets) is excited to continue this tradition.
To access worship services virtually, please check the latest info/links on the online calendar. Kabbalat Shabbat services are also posted on Facebook Live and the livestream will include virtual t’filah to follow along with the service.
