It’s hard to believe that another holiday season is upon us, especially as the heat bears down on us in the waning days of summer. And yet, here we are again, called to look inward and begin the year anew.
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Last spring, I was honored to join the inaugural Circles of Connection—a new program for parents with school-aged children at Temple Beth Elohim. The goal was simple yet profound: to talk openly about being Jewish and, in the face of the unthinkable horrors of October 7th, how we communicate with our children, our friends, and our families.
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Earlier this summer, TBE’s Immigration Justice Group was honored to be awarded the HIAS Trailblazer Pathways Award for its “extraordinary work helping people who have been forcibly displaced from their homes.”
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Busy mom of three, Joanna Troy helps lead JPGS to mobilize the Jewish community to uphold strong MA gun laws and prevent violence, ensuring safety for all families.
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Temple Beth Elohim welcomes Mike Tauer, VP of Administration, with extensive legal and community leadership experience, and Hilda Lief, VP of Member Engagement, a dedicated educator and community advocate.
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Spike Kraus, a dynamic Jewish musician, educator, and leader joins TBE’s professional staff.
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Rabbi Philip Sherman, returning to TBE from Illinois, brings a deep commitment to vibrant Jewish life in Boston, rooted in tradition and justice.
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RJI members toured the MFA’s John Wilson exhibit, exploring his powerful art on Black identity, social justice, and humanity, honoring his Roxbury roots.
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In this sermon, Sandy Aronson, TBE’s Director of Tikkun Olam Initiatives & Partnerships, reflects on the burdens we bear today—the weight of injustice, heartbreak, and division—and how, like our ancestors, we can find strength and elevation in the act of carrying what matters most.
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Temple Beth Elohim’s Ending Hunger Initiative empowers members to fight food insecurity through education, service, and advocacy amid a growing local crisis.
Read more >>A High Holy Days Message from TBE’s President