b'nei mitzvah
B’nei mitzvah is one of the most celebrated Jewish milestones, but it is not a one-time event. It is a celebration of just one of the many significant moments along the path of one’s Jewish journey. Learners on the journey are immersed in a sense of moral obligation toward all people, being an integral member of the Jewish people, being loved and cherished by one’s clergy and educators, answering the call to participate with “Hineini – Here I Am,” and of having a place of leadership within the Jewish community, well beyond b’nei mitzvah. Temple Beth Sholom values the individual lives and souls of each of our students, our learners. We honor and care about the dreams and aspirations that each student and his or her family brings to the process. We value the Jewish tradition of immersion in the core mitzvot that signify a Jew’s coming of age, including lifelong learning, engagement in the wider community, and being a partner in making Temple Beth Sholom a “Kehilah Kedosha,” a holy community.
Fri, March 31 2023
9 Nisan 5783
Calendar/COVID POLICIES
Fri., March 31
6:00 pm Shabbat Service in person and via Watch/Facebook Live/YouTube
Sat., April 1
9:30 am Torah Study In person and via Zoom
10:00 am Tot Shabbat
10:30 am Shabbat Morning Service with Bar Mitzvah of Aiden Laufer in person Watch/Facebook Live/YouTube
11:45 am Micro Mini BESHTY Passover Event
Tue., April 4
6:30 pm Meditation with Marte Singerman with special guest speakers Register in advance
Wed., April 5
The temple building closes at Noon in observance of Passover.
Thur., April 6
5:00 pm Meet Up with Mark Baranek via Zoom