
From Back Row to Bimah
TBE is indeed a place of many stories, a community where it is safe to share. I’m very grateful to be part of it.
Read more >>TBE is indeed a place of many stories, a community where it is safe to share. I’m very grateful to be part of it.
Read more >>My artwork is informed by issues and Jewish values I care deeply about. I find beauty in our texts and inspiration in our rituals.
Read more >>The Dreidel Dash 5K is a testament to our community. The warmth I felt running rivaled what we all feel in the sanctuary during services.
Read more >>We came to Jewish mindfulness for different reasons but have both grown from the Institute for Jewish Spirituality and the practices it teaches.
Read more >>My father became the rabbi of a congregation founded by “yekkes,” German Jews who immigrated to Uruguay in the early 20s and 30s.
Read more >>Addressing the climate crisis aligns very strongly with TBE’s values and I hope that as a community we can do more to save our environment.
Read more >>I’m honored to provide meals to celebrate a new baby, mourn the passing of a loved one, or deliver extra TLC from the community.
Read more >>In a small room in a church parish, I served as a companion to an undocumented immigrant and her two kids living in sanctuary.
Read more >>By the time we left we were no longer strangers going to a far land, but a group of temple members interested in exploring our Jewish heritage.
Read more >>If someone knows your name, that’s a form of acceptance, and the first step towards knowing who a person is.
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