Kabbalat Hakol & Pride Month
Kabbalat Hakol literally means welcoming all voices. Kabbalat Hakol is an expression of and expansion upon TBE’s commitment to welcoming all people.
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Our BaBayit Experience
We appreciate the sense of connectedness as we share in learning and observance from the comfort—and occasional disarray!—of our homes.
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Growing Up in Gan Elohim
One of my favorite stories that my mom has shared with me is that the day she dropped me off at Temple Beth Elohim preschool, I walked right in, took the teacher’s hand, and didn’t look back.
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Grateful for Gan Elohim
My kids have an incredible appreciation for Judaism and an amazing foundation for their education.
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Finding a Home at Gan Elohim
We knew we wanted a warm, loving school where our children would learn and grow that also helped instill our Jewish culture and values.
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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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Growing and Blooming UndeterredThis month, as we observe the Israeli high holy days of Yom HaZikaron (Memorial Day) and Yom HaAtzmaut (Independence Day), we mourn the loss of Israeli lives to war and terrorism while celebrating the existence of our modern Jewish state.Read the full post
