STAYING CONNECTED WITH TBT |
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NOTICE TO THE CONGREGATION OF TEMPLE BETH TIKVAH'S ANNUAL
CONGREGATIONAL MEETING
Tuesday, June 28, 8:00 pm
Please check your emails for important information.
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THOUGHTFUL THURSDAY RETURNS |
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Exploring the Jewish Landscape of Learning |
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Thursday, June 23
For a Special Lunchtime Program!
12:00-1:00 pm
“A Discussion about ADL’s Report on Anti-Semitism”
with
Associate Regional Director of
Jewish Outreach, ADL
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Please join Cantor Intern Erica Rubin
for
Erev Shabbat Services
Friday, June 24
7:30 pm
either
In-Person in Our Beautiful Sanctuary
(masks optional except required for unvaccinated attendees)
Oneg Shabbat following Services
or
Virtually by clicking here
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TBT Book Club
New Date: Monday, June 27
7:30 pm
We will discuss author,
Thrity Umrigar’s
novel
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We are excited to welcome
Rabbi Brian Beal and Family
Friday, July 8
7:30 pm
for his first
Erev Shabbat Service
as Temple Beth Tikvah's New Rabbi
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More information about the evening to follow! |
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HAPPENING IN OUR COMMUNITY |
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Jewish Family & Children's Services of Northern NJ
is offering an
8 Week
Virtual Bereavement Group
Starting the week of June 20
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MOMENTUM YEAR-LONG JOURNEY
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MOMentum Year-Long Journey
Leadership Building in Israel
July 12-19
Open to Mothers with children 18 and younger living at home
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Click here for some important tips for infectious disease prevention
from the County of Passaic Department of Health.
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Rabbi Israel S. Dresner Memorial Library
The Rabbi Israel S. Dresner Library Fund has been established to support the bridge to TBT’s rich history and Rabbi Dresner’s legacy through inclusive intergenerational programming and initiatives. Learn more
Temple Beth Tikvah is proud to have established the Rabbi Israel S Dresner Memorial Library to honor Rabbi Dresner’s contribution to our House of Hope, its congregants, and the greater Jewish community for some twenty-five years.
Rabbi Dresner donated 1,000 books on Jewish history and writings from his personal library to our Temple for the establishment of a library and a lecture series. The Library would be accessible to our Temple congregants and the greater Wayne community.
Rabbi Dresner worked hard to build a better future. Today, we must continue to foster understanding and inclusivity for our children and grandchildren. We hope you will help to support the Rabbi Dresner Library with a gift honoring or memorializing your loved ones and, at the same time, building upon Rabbi Dresner’s dream of Tikkun Olam – making the world a better place.
To make a secure donation online, go to: tbtwayne.shulcloud.com/member. Once signed in, select the "Pay My Bill/Donate" button on the home page. From there select the Donation button and then click the type and choose the Rabbi Dresner Library Fund or mail a check to:
Temple Beth Tikvah
950 Preakness Avenue
Wayne, NJ 07470
Attn: Rabbi Israel S. Dresner Library Fund
Thank you for your generosity,
The Rabbi Dresner Memorial Library Committee
Arthur Barchenko, Lynn Cooper, Barbara Goldstein,
Beryl Paul and Debbie Stone
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WIN Food Pantry
“If we do not help a man in trouble, it is as if we caused the trouble.”
Nachman of Bratslav
The 173 families in Wayne that rely on the WIN Food Pantry for their sustenance need our help to sustain the assistance they need to keep them nourished. We at Temple Beth Tikvah have been very generous in our support of our neighbors in trouble – and I ask you to continue your acts of kindness in this season of rebirth by bringing your donations for the pantry to the WIN receptacle outside the office in the synagogue. And as we enjoy the blossoming of the Spring season, we can also enjoy the good feeling of having helped those in our community who have faced difficulties.
Please remember to check expiration dates on all contributions because the Pantry cannot accept expired items. And do not donate matzo, pasta or food needing refrigeration.
Toda Raba,
Lynn Cooper 973-696-5549
TBT Representative to WIN
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The current food assistance needs in Wayne are greater than any one organization can provide. For this reason, these organizations and food pantries have united efforts to serve Wayne residents during this pandemic and beyond. Many families, senior citizens and single residents are impacted, some for the first time, by the physical, mental and financial strains of this crisis.
Please consider adding something to your shopping list, check your cabinets, and join this effort.
Please click here for a list of needed items and here for more information on how you can help.
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GOLDEN BOOK & TRIBUTE CARDS |
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Contact Sue Kolpon 973-839-0823 for
Temple Beth Tikvah Tribute Cards and Golden Book Donations
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CARING COMMUNITY IS HERE FOR YOU! |
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Caring Community – Now more than ever, we are here for you. We are working closely to assist the Caring Community to offer help to our congregants in need. If you are unable or know someone who is unable to get out, we have volunteers lined up to go food shopping, pick up a prescription, run an errand, etc. If you need assistance, please do not hesitate to contact the Chair of the Caring Community, Adrienne Migdale,
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Simcha (happy) News
Or call Marie 973-595-6565, ext. 203.
Mi She'berach (A prayer for healing)
Contact Marie with your names for our Mi She'berach list. The names will be read by the officiating clergy during every Friday evening service.
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Visit our Calendar of Events here: CALENDAR
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