SHARE:  
TBC Leaf Logo - color
 
Special Religious School Tikkun Olam and Social Action event
TBC Social Media

Don't be left out! Experience TBC in real time!  Like us on Facebook. Follow us on Instagram, Pinterest and Twitter. Subscribe to our YouTube channel.  

  

 
CONTACT US
Phone: 203 544-8695
Fax: 203 544-9706

----------------------------
Rabbi Rachel Bearman
----------------------------
Religious School Director

TBC Office
Kim O'Rielly

Facility Use or Rental
Kim O'Rielly
----------------------------
President
Cindy Baulsir

Sisterhood President
Margaret Mazer Ogdon

------------------------------
News Item Submission:  
  
Items for Religious School News should be submitted to edadmin@templebnaichaim.org by Tuesday at 4:00 p.m. to appear on Friday.
  
Items for Chailites should be submitted to chailites@templebnaichaim.org
by Sunday at 4:00 p.m. to appear on Wednesday.

 
 
A new initiative at TBC....
  Building on the wonderful work of the 
Social  Action Committee, 
we are weaving the idea of Tikkun Olam (acts of kindness to help make the world a better place) into the Religious School
 
 
 
Helping build a Better World...One (Lego) Piece at a Time
 
We are excited to announce a new initiative here at TBC! 
We are working to weave the idea of  Tikkun Olam (acts of kindness to help make the world a better place)  into our Religious School curriculum and build bridges 
between TBC students and the local community.  

We are thrilled to have partnered with The Carver Center in Norwalk, CT to focus our efforts to introduce social action into the 
TBC Religious School.
 
The Carver Center, founded in 1938 as a neighborhood community center, is now the largest provider of after school programs for middle and high school students in Norwalk,CT. 
The Carver Center provides after school programming, summer programs for more than 600 young people, college scholarships, athletic programs, international learning, and health and wellness programs. 
You can learn more about the amazing things The Carver Center does at http://carvercenterct.org/
 
In collaboration with The Carver Center we have identified two initiatives for the 2016-2017 school year. 
Our first project is all about legos!
 
In support of Carver's STEM education in their CASPER program -- an intensive project-based, hands on learning in science, literacy, and math for grades K-5 - TBC will be collecting gently used legos.

Join us!  If you have gently used loose legos at home, please donate to our LEGO DRIVE! 
 
There will be lego bins at TBC from December 4, 2016- February 1, 2017 in the lobby. 
 
First the lego drive, then a celebration! 
 
On February 2
nd, 2017, we will bring all of our collected legos to The Carver Center for a lego celebration for our TBC and Carver Center 
students K-5.
  

We will build and create and play together at a fun lego themed event.  All of our TBC students will have the opportunity to be involved in these lego initiatives  beginning in school on Sunday, December 4 th .  

We have exciting plans to weave the idea of Tikkun Olam and social action throughout our curriculum as well as have fun and meaningful connection with the students at the Carver Center. 
Please stay tuned for more information and feel free to contact us with any questions.
 
Sincerely,
  Sta cy Barenberg, 
stacyrbarenberg@yahoo.com                 

Dana Czuczka

Join Our Mailing List

Chanukkah Celebration!!!

Follow us on Twitter