Celebrating our Son’s Bar Mitzvah in Israel
My mother recounts the experience as the highlight of her life, and I would have to say I agree.
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Massachusetts Criminal Justice Reform Bill is Signed into Law!
Jews have two great story motifs: that of an immigrant, “My father was an Aramean,” and that of a slave, “We were slaves in Egypt.” Each Passover we try to… Read More
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Welcoming all who want to join TBE, regardless of ability to pay
Our mother believed that raising a strong Jewish family required a vibrant Jewish community and temple. She never was too busy to help.
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TBE Welcomes Father and Son from Moscow
I am delighted to update you on the resettlement of the father and son from Moscow whom JFS of Metrowest paired with TBE.
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A Simcha To Remember
We attended the beautiful installation service for our daughter, Rabbi Emily Langowitz, Assistant Rabbi at Temple Solel in Arizona.
Welcoming a New Baby & US Citizen
On March 27, baby Hayat, a US citizen, was welcomed with great joy into the Aljelou family.
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My Experience in Israel
We explored the cultural, historical, and spiritual layers of this child-centered country through an early childhood lens.
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Strengthening My Spirituality through TBE Partakers College Behind Bars Mentoring Team Program
By widening my circle of compassion to those whose lives look different from mine, I am strengthening my spirituality and Jewish identity.
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A Friendship and Love of Israel Sparked by a TBE Trip
My TBE trip helped to create a lasting friendship that ultimately has deepened my connection with Israel.
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Why We Donate to TBE
TBE is our community, the hands we hold in times of joy, and sorrow, and prayer; the people with whom we want to share our Jewish life.
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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