
My Havdalah Homecoming
Havdalah was the first time I felt I was at home in the TBE space. How fitting that Havdalah brought me back home to TBE under such different circumstances.
Read more >>Havdalah was the first time I felt I was at home in the TBE space. How fitting that Havdalah brought me back home to TBE under such different circumstances.
Read more >>Our Civil Rights trip galvanized me to join with other TBE congregants to actively take on the issue of Combating Voter Suppression.
Read more >>How special is it that I’ve attended TBE Shabbat services more regularly now than I ever have before in my life?
Read more >>I developed Bridges For Change, and the Racial Justice Havdalah Service that Mimi Gotbetter organized inspired me to involve the TBE community in my efforts.
Read more >>Over the past few years, my two lives have been more intertwined than I anticipated. As Communications Coordinator, I’m also a storyteller.
Read more >>The “Virtual Makom” is packed with lots of virtual programs. We laugh, share, and collaborate as if we’ve been working together for years.
Read more >>Planning for a bar mitzvah with many uncertainties has been both a challenge and a blessing.
Read more >>I collect toiletries throughout the year for Women’s Lunch Place, and it never ceases to amaze me how this little act of kindness makes a big impact.
Read more >>My idea is to support both groups by buying food from restaurants that are not getting enough business and donating it to homeless shelters.
Read more >>Our family, like so many others, has been the beneficiary of Susan’s tireless dedication to creating a warm and welcoming environment at TBE.
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