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WORSHIP

Hinei ma tov uma na'im  shevet  achim gam yachad.
How good and pleasant it is to sit together as brothers and sisters.

Worship is a time to rest, rejoice, and reconnect with your inner self and with your community. Our worship style is eclectic, as we strive to create an inclusive community, welcoming all ages, backgrounds, and needs.

Shabbat Services

Join Rabbi Randy Sheinberg for Shabbat evening services that will infuse you with the joy of welcoming the Sabbath. Services are held every Friday night at 7:30pm.

We use the new Mishkan T’filah Prayer Book with the service in English and Hebrew. All Hebrew selections are transliterated, so no one is left out.

Music is an integral part of the worship experience. Our musical style ranges from folk to majestic. From time to time, our volunteer choir enhances services. In addition to our regular Friday night services, we conduct services that appeal to specific groups, such as Tot Shabbat,  Family Services, and others. See our monthly calendar for specific dates and times of Shabbat, holiday, and festival services.

 

STREAM SERVICES VIRTUALLY

Can't join us in person? Feel free to watch our Shabbat services live on our Temple Tikvah YouTube page.

Family Shabbat Services
Once a month we hold family-friendly Shabbat services which are geared towards families of young children. We use child-friendly prayer books and our Religious school students get to participate in these services. Before most of the family services we host a congregation-wide dinner at our Temple which is open to all members, their families and/or guests. 

Tot Shabbat
Tot Shabbat is a brief, lively service filled with songs, stories, and prayer specifically designed to appeal to young children.

Our Tot Shabbat services are held monthly at 6:30pm on Friday evenings. 

Due to popular demand, Tot Shabbat has been added to our Saturday morning programming and includes holiday workshops. These workshops are run by our Early Childhood Coordinators, Nicole Taylor and Tracy Chirel, and are designed to help the very young in our community become familiar with the symbols, songs, stories, and prayers. Children participate with their parents, which helps establish the connection of religion, holidays, and family.

Our workshops are open to children ranging from the ages of 2 to 8 years old and are free of charge.

We urge you to invite other young families who also wish to learn and participate in these activities. These activities are also an enjoyable way for grandparents to spend a morning with their grandchildren.

 

Tue, March 19 2024 9 Adar II 5784