Members Supporting Members
At one of the assembly sessions, a member asked, “When this is done, can we have another project?” That really says it all.
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Unexpected Findings on the Intentional Path to Shalom
“As I reflect on this special summer connection I made and the rediscovery of what immediately became the most special traveling candlesticks, I realized this was my special summer path to shalom!”
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Engaging with TBE As An Intern
Early in my student internship, a congregant asked, “What is it like working with the clergy?” To which I said, “It’s a masterclass in how to be a human.”
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Celebrating Our Son’s Bar Mitzvah at Home
We were able to bring Ethan’s community to him in Newton and bring Ethan successfully into everyone’s homes.
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This Is Indeed a Beit Elohim
My first service at TBE was Selichot, the late-night penitential prayer service that begins the Days of Awe.
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Living (and Dying) While Black
As our community engages in conversations around racial justice, Ed Gaskin shares a reflection on Living While Black.
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Making Our Voices Count
Our goal is a 100% voting congregation and, considering the strength of our community, I am extremely optimistic.
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Welcoming New Board Members
We’re excited to introduce our new board members, who officially began their roles in July!
Read more >>The Emergence of Darchei Tikvah at TBE
We formed an initiative to engage our community in healing, restoring hope, and building internal strength to manage our individual challenges.
Read more >>CELEBRATE COMMUNITY
There Are No Throw-away PeopleThere are no throw-away people! This theme was repeated throughout the April 11 celebratory grand opening of Brie’s Way, the latest enterprise of Justice 4 Housing (J4H). Founded by Leslie Credle, this new program expands J4H’s capacity to empower survivors of incarceration through educational services focused on technology and entrepreneurship.Read the full post