Jewish response to the existence of evil in the world, via texts from the Hebrew Bible, rabbinic midrash, modern poetry, & post-holocaust theologians.

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.

Join Gloria Rose, either in person or on Zoom, as she guides us through Americana Music.

Throughout this workshop, we will explore & create art related to Shleimut, (wholeness), and its complex relationship with brokenness & imperfection.

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. 

This month we will be discussing The Diary of a Black Jewish Messiah, by Alan Verskin (Non-Fiction).  Please join us on Zoom!

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.

Daf Yomi is a daily practice of reading and discussing a page of Talmud a day. We meet once weekly on Friday mornings.

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).

This program has been canceled.

Jewish response to the existence of evil in the world, via texts from the Hebrew Bible, rabbinic midrash, modern poetry, & post-holocaust theologians.

Join with members of our community to explore how we can apply Jewish wisdom to help us engage in respectful, meaningful conversations.

Prepare for this sacred lifecycle event with Cantor Zell and other clergy members. This program will meet both in person and online.

Daf Yomi is a daily practice of reading and discussing a page of Talmud a day. We meet once weekly on Friday mornings.

Jewish response to the existence of evil in the world, via texts from the Hebrew Bible, rabbinic midrash, modern poetry, & post-holocaust theologians.

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.

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).

Tikkun middot practice is for anyone who wants to more often be their “best self” in the actions of daily life. 

Join guest, Robert Leikind, Regional Director, AJC New England in a discussion of Antisemitism from the Holocaust to Today.

Join us for a series of monthly conversations designed to inform and inspire. All are welcome to any single session or the whole series.

Daf Yomi is a daily practice of reading and discussing a page of Talmud a day. We meet once weekly on Friday mornings.

We will explore how Jerusalem became one of history's most revered-and contested-cities. Past participation is not necessary to attend this series.

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.

Each week a TBE member will examine Al Smith, Dewey, Stevenson, Goldwater, Kerry/Gore & McGovern, who all lost their presidential bids.

Stretch into spring with strength, balance and alignment through the practice of yoga with Stephanie Javaheri.

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.

Prepare for this sacred lifecycle event with Cantor Zell and other clergy members. This program will meet both in person and online.

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.

Join us to create and experience Shabbat through learning, music, reflection, prayer, and building a sacred community.

Daf Yomi is a daily practice of reading and discussing a page of Talmud a day. We meet once weekly on Friday mornings.

Join us to create and experience Shabbat through learning, music, reflection, prayer, and building a sacred community.

Join us for minyan and Torah study.

Join us to create and experience Shabbat through learning, music, reflection, prayer, and building a sacred community.

Jewish response to the existence of evil in the world, via texts from the Hebrew Bible, rabbinic midrash, modern poetry, & post-holocaust theologians.

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.

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.

We will explore how Jerusalem became one of history's most revered-and contested-cities. Past participation is not necessary to attend this series.

Sleep consultant, Kelly Murray, will discuss topics such as importance of sleep, how sleep works, not sleeping well, and stressors that interfere with sleep.

Each week a TBE member will examine Al Smith, Dewey, Stevenson, Goldwater, Kerry/Gore & McGovern, who all lost their presidential bids.

Take a trip down memory lane, with Cantor Marilyn Becker, and listen to “the music of our lives!” 

Tikkun middot practice is for anyone who wants to more often be their “best self” in the actions of daily life. 

Stretch into spring with strength, balance and alignment through the practice of yoga with Stephanie Javaheri.

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.

We will look into significant legislation passed by the Knesset, and how state of affairs have been affected by it.

Daf Yomi is a daily practice of reading and discussing a page of Talmud a day. We meet once weekly on Friday mornings.

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!

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).

This program has been canceled.