A House of Worship That Feels Like Home
Warm and welcoming, Temple Tikvah is a spiritual home for Jews of all backgrounds. We strive to be a warm and welcoming place to families and singles, seniors and children alike. We welcome Jews by choice, Jews of all races and sexual orientations and gender identities, including non-Jewish spouses and partners.
When two dynamic congregations came together in 2008, Temple Tikvah was born. Temple Emanuel of New Hyde Park and Temple Israel of Jamaica combined forces to create a spiritual center filled with joy, inspiration, and hope. Our congregation hails from Queens as well as Nassau County. We are truly a melting pot of diversity!
Our tikvah — hope — runs deep. Our hope guides us in everything we do, especially our hope for an endless caring community that is committed to strong connections to our faith and with each other.
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February is Jewish Disabilities Month
Check out our Guest speaker acclaimed Author, Alyson Gerber under our Events page! Alyson will be speaking to us "virtually" about invisible disabilities. We will be having an adult Lunch & Learn, a youth program and a teen program.
Check out this link for Jewish Disability Month by the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism.
Purim Events
Friday, February 26th at 7:30pm: Purim Service & Shpiel with Temple Judea
Sunday, February 28th at 9:30am : Religious School & Tikvah Tots Purim Event
Check out these Purim Recipes & Purim Activities to do at home with your family!
Highlights from the High Holidays
The Temple Tikvah Choir sings this setting of Psalm 150 based on a musical round by Praetorius.
Cantor Contzius and the Choir give voice to this prayer for peace composed by noted Jewish composer Ben Steinberg.
The "Full Kaddish" marks the end of a large section of prayers. This setting, attributed to the noted cantor Yossele Rosenblatt, is arranged and played by the Afro-Semitic Experience and sung by Cantor Contzius.
Yom Kippur Morning Sermon - Rabbi Randy Sheinberg
Yom Kippur Yizkor Service - Rabbi Randy Sheinberg & Cantor Erik Contzius
Kol Nidre Appeal - Andrea Comerchero, President
Please consider participating in tzedukah by donating to Temple Tikvah
In memory of all those in our community who have passed.
A "hakafah" is a circuit of dancing when the Torah is carried around the congregation. Since Covid, we might not be able to dance with the Torah in person, but we were able to send in videos of us dancing in celebration of Simkhat Torah.
L'Shana Tova - Wishing everyone a sweet New Year!
