More information about the Refugee Shabbat program will be shared soon. Friday Evening, February 14 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM Join in person or via Zoom
All of us will one day experience loss. How we prepare for and approach it can help us to accept and grieve when the time comes. Join Rabbi Missaghieh and […]
Who were the fabulous women of the Talmud (our Rabbinic oral tradition from the 1-5th centuries)? They were trailblazers! Based on Gila Fine’s book, we will learn about these audacious […]
Shabbat Club is the place for kids to enjoy the beauty of Shabbat with activities geared just for them while parents are at Shabbat services. With supervision from TIOH staff, […]
More information about the program for Repro Shabbat will be shared soon. Friday Evening, February 21 6:30 PM – 7:30 PM Join in person or via Zoom
Families are warmly invited to join us for Saturday Morning Shabbat services, where we joyfully celebrate our students as they become B’nai Mitzvot. Much like our Friday night services, these […]
Join us for a fun night of dinner, adult beverages, friendly competition, and tempting prizes! Never played poker? Neither have we! Come early for a tutorial, and then grab a […]
TIOH and Jewish Story Partners are pleased to present the film All God's Children, followed by a Q&A with director Ondi Timoner. In an unprecedented attempt to heal centuries of […]
Who were the fabulous women of the Talmud (our Rabbinic oral tradition from the 1-5th centuries)? They were trailblazers! Based on Gila Fine’s book, we will learn about these audacious […]
Grab a happy hour beverage with others in the TIOH community and beyond in their 20s-30s and stick around for Kabbalat Shabbat services. The following Fridays at 5:30 PM: September […]
It’s time to shake things up! Praying is challenging. Is anyone listening? Does prayer matter? What are we supposed to think when praying? What are we supposed to feel? Prayer […]
Families are warmly invited to join us for Saturday Morning Shabbat services, where we joyfully celebrate our students as they become B’nai Mitzvot. Much like our Friday night services, these […]
