Me’ah Select: The Problem of Evil (Online)
- Adult Learning
Jewish response to the existence of evil in the world, via texts from the Hebrew Bible, rabbinic midrash, modern poetry, & post-holocaust theologians.
Jewish response to the existence of evil in the world, via texts from the Hebrew Bible, rabbinic midrash, modern poetry, & post-holocaust theologians.
Join Cantor Josh and Brave Light Library in a family-friendly experience about race, identity, and justice!
BaDerech (On Our Path) will engage students in grades K–5 in interactive learning about key narratives from our tradition, as part of living and learning in Jewish time. Students in grades 4 & 5 will choose to learn through specific modalities, including visual arts, STEM, performing arts, and cooking. This program will include weekly two-hour... Read More
B’Yachad (together), TBE’s 6th and 7th grade learning program, is an interactive, multidisciplinary, engaging program.
Join us for an exclusive tour of the exhibit, Hear Me Now: The Black Potters of Edgefield South Carolina, with the curator, and TBE congregant, Ethan Lasser.
Are you a knitter? Have you wanted to learn to knit? Come join the Caring Knitters.
BaDerech (On Our Path) will engage students in grades K–5 in interactive learning about key narratives from our tradition, as part of living and learning in Jewish time. Students in grades 4 & 5 will choose to learn through specific modalities, including visual arts, STEM, performing arts, and cooking. This program will include weekly two-hour... Read More
Join TBE’s much anticipated ninth annual Kripalu retreat, led by Rabbi Sisenwine, Cantor Zell, Cantor Jodi Sufrin, and Noah Aronson.
Come join us at our TBE Beit Cafe and watch your community members perform!
Join virtually or in person to view the film A Narrow Bridge. The film includes an inspiring appearance by Leonard Cohen.
In this experiential workshop, participants will learn about and create pottery inspired by the work of Dave The Slave Potter, born in 1801.
Learn about the story of Jews in comedy, and the significance of humor in Jewish life and tradition. More details coming soon!
Thinking about or holding Jewish ritual objects can evoke memories and stories. You will learn skills to craft a story and share it with others.
A tour of our building uncovering the layers of meaning and intention behind each art piece and architectural detail of our beautiful, sacred space.
Enjoy a shared traditional deli lunch with a brief teaching on the story of the American Jewish immigrant experience through deli food.
Shape your thoughts on the weekly Torah reading into a unique challah design that brings your own Torah to the table!
We'll literally move through the morning service, drawing inspiration from physical spaces of our building, before diving into different creative explorations of the weekly Torah reading.
Join us for a community dinner and kick-off our Jewish Arts and Culture Weekend!
Rabbi Alan Ullman explores how to go from a narrow place to stand in the Presence (of God) or Present (current time) in six chapters of our daily lives.
We will look into significant legislation passed by the Knesset, and how state of affairs have been affected by it.
Participants will work together to explore their understanding of our vision and to imagine possible uses for our land. We want to hear every voice!
Prepare for this sacred lifecycle event with Cantor Zell and other clergy members. This program will meet both in person and online.
B’Yachad (together), TBE’s 6th and 7th grade learning program, is an interactive, multidisciplinary, engaging program.
The Jewish response to the existence of evil in the world, via texts from the Hebrew Bible, rabbinic midrash, modern poetry, and post-holocaust theologians.
Stretch into spring with strength, balance and alignment through the practice of yoga with Stephanie Javaheri.
Come dance, sing and jam along with us at Temple Beth Elohim this fall.
Join with Sisterhood as we help to plan the future of TBE. All our paths lead to shalom.
B’Yachad (together), TBE’s 6th and 7th grade learning program, is an interactive, multidisciplinary, engaging program.
BaDerech (On Our Path) will engage students in grades K–5 in interactive learning about key narratives from our tradition.
Each week a TBE member will examine Al Smith, Dewey, Stevenson, Goldwater, Kerry/Gore & McGovern, who all lost their presidential bids.
We will discuss the recent abolishment of Roe vs Wade, and what we can do to support those in need of reproductive healthcare.
Hear story books brought to life by some bubbes and zaydes (grandparents) in our community.
Look at our own self-care, as well as our children's day-to-day lives, through the lens of The Four Pillars of Wellness, which are the essential ingredients that both parents and children need to thrive.
Drumming is known to reduce stress and promote a sense of well-being and mental alertness. We will play beautiful rhythms from around the world.
BaDerech will engage students in grades K–5 in interactive learning about key narratives from our tradition.
This discussion series will explore whether Israel has been a success in light of its core purpose -- “to be a national home for the Jewish people”.
Jewish response to the existence of evil in the world, via texts from the Hebrew Bible, rabbinic midrash, modern poetry, & post-holocaust theologians.
Rev. Vaughn’s presentation titled, “We are the ones we have been waiting for” will describe Ebenezer Baptist’s role in demonstrating faith leadership’s importance in the public square, the long-standing partnership with The Temple in Atlanta, and how to reinvigorate the alliance between the Black and Jewish communities.
We are working in partnership with the ICC (Israel Cultural Connection) and trained facilitator Tamar Forman, to explore their innovative state-of-the-art curriculum, Israel for Reel (IFR).
Come join us to talk about Climate Action!
Participants will work together to explore their understanding of our vision and to imagine possible uses for our land. We want to hear every voice!
BaDerech (On Our Path) will engage students in grades K–5 in interactive learning about key narratives from our tradition, as part of living and learning in Jewish time. Students in grades 4 & 5 will choose to learn through specific modalities, including visual arts, STEM, performing arts, and cooking. This program will include weekly two-hour... Read More
B’Yachad (together), TBE’s 6th and 7th grade learning program, is an interactive, multidisciplinary, engaging program.
BaDerech (On Our Path) will engage students in grades K–5 in interactive learning about key narratives from our tradition, as part of living and learning in Jewish time. Students in grades 4 & 5 will choose to learn through specific modalities, including visual arts, STEM, performing arts, and cooking. This program will include weekly two-hour... Read More
Welcome Shabbat in song and prayer.
Join Cantor Josh and TBE clergy to sing, play, dance, and pray then stay for a Family Shabbat dinner with your FwYC community!
Rabbi Alan Ullman explores how to go from a narrow place to stand in the Presence (of God) or Present (current time) in six chapters of our daily lives.
We will look into significant legislation passed by the Knesset, and how state of affairs have been affected by it.
We will examine and engage in Israeli poetry that reflects the story of revival to the changes and challenges in Israeli society through the decades.
Stretch into spring with strength, balance and alignment through the practice of yoga with Stephanie Javaheri.
Tikkun middot practice is for anyone who wants to more often be their “best self” in the actions of daily life.
B’Yachad (together), TBE’s 6th and 7th grade learning program, is an interactive, multidisciplinary, engaging program.
Take a trip down memory lane, with Cantor Marilyn Becker, and listen to “the music of our lives!”
Come dance, sing and jam along with us at Temple Beth Elohim this fall.
Book lovers connect to discuss a previously chosen book. Join us on Zoom!
B’Yachad (together), TBE’s 6th and 7th grade learning program, is an interactive, multidisciplinary, engaging program.
BaDerech (On Our Path) will engage students in grades K–5 in interactive learning about key narratives from our tradition.
Each week a TBE member will examine Al Smith, Dewey, Stevenson, Goldwater, Kerry/Gore & McGovern, who all lost their presidential bids.
Sleep consultant, Kelly Murray, will discuss topics such as importance of sleep, how sleep works, not sleeping well, and stressors that interfere with sleep.
Hear story books brought to life by some bubbes and zaydes (grandparents) in our community.
We will explore how Jerusalem became one of history's most revered-and contested-cities. Past participation is not necessary to attend this series.
Drumming is known to reduce stress and promote a sense of well-being and mental alertness. We will play beautiful rhythms from around the world.
This year-long course offers an overview of major topics in Jewish life & learning, from holidays to history to home life, taught in sync with the Jewish calendar.
BaDerech will engage students in grades K–5 in interactive learning about key narratives from our tradition.
Jewish response to the existence of evil in the world, via texts from the Hebrew Bible, rabbinic midrash, modern poetry, & post-holocaust theologians.
Come celebrate Earth Day by joining The Green Team and Wellesley Natural Resource Commission at Hunnewell Park.
Come dance, sing, play, and pray then stay for some challah and schmooze with your FwYC community!
Join us to create and experience Shabbat through learning, music, reflection, prayer, and building a sacred community.
Rabbi Alan Ullman explores how to go from a narrow place to stand in the Presence (of God) or Present (current time) in six chapters of our daily lives.
Prepare for this sacred lifecycle event with Cantor Zell and other clergy members. This program will meet both in person and online.
The Jewish response to the existence of evil in the world, via texts from the Hebrew Bible, rabbinic midrash, modern poetry, and post-holocaust theologians.
Stretch into spring with strength, balance and alignment through the practice of yoga with Stephanie Javaheri.
Each week a TBE member will examine Al Smith, Dewey, Stevenson, Goldwater, Kerry/Gore & McGovern, who all lost their presidential bids.
A discussion focused on hunger, health, and the impact wasted food has on people and the environment in Massachusetts, and what you can do about it.
We will explore how Jerusalem became one of history's most revered-and contested-cities. Past participation is not necessary to attend this series.
Yom HaShoah, also known as Holocaust Remembrance Day
Commemorate Yom Hashoah by participating in our very first Zikaron Basalon.
Join CASA volunteers to help with unloading food deliveries, organizing and packing up produce for distribution, setting up food stations for patrons to select from, and organizing the storage room.
Looking to reduce your carbon footprint? Join the Green Team meeting!
Join us for a series of monthly conversations designed to inform and inspire. All are welcome to any single session or the whole series.
Join guest, Robert Leikind, Regional Director, AJC New England in a discussion of Antisemitism from the Holocaust to Today.
Join us for a special memorial service for those who have lost a loved one.
Tikkun middot practice is for anyone who wants to more often be their “best self” in the actions of daily life.
B’Yachad (together), TBE’s 6th and 7th grade learning program, is an interactive, multidisciplinary, engaging program.
In observance of the 7th Day of Passover, temple administrative offices will be closed.
In anticipation of Yom Hashoah, Holocaust Memorial Day, join us for a special TBE screening of an extraordinary new documentary about Holocaust survivor Eva Schloss and the creative legacy of her brother Heinz Geiringer (z""l).
B’Yachad (together), TBE’s 6th and 7th grade learning program, is an interactive, multidisciplinary, engaging program.
BaDerech (On Our Path) will engage students in grades K–5 in interactive learning about key narratives from our tradition.
This year-long course offers an overview of major topics in Jewish life & learning, from holidays to history to home life, taught in sync with the Jewish calendar.
BaDerech will engage students in grades K–5 in interactive learning about key narratives from our tradition.
Jewish response to the existence of evil in the world, via texts from the Hebrew Bible, rabbinic midrash, modern poetry, & post-holocaust theologians.
BaDerech (On Our Path) will engage students in grades K–5 in interactive learning about key narratives from our tradition, as part of living and learning in Jewish time. Students in grades 4 & 5 will choose to learn through specific modalities, including visual arts, STEM, performing arts, and cooking. This program will include weekly two-hour... Read More