Join us for the upcoming TIOH Congregational Meeting. Learn about the trajectory of our community and vote on the 2025-2026 Slate of Officers. Rabbi Mari Chernow will also deliver a […]
Refresh. Renew. Reset. Take a mid-week break with the Women of TIOH and our resident yoga/pilates expert, Zoë Marcus. Chair Yoga with WoTIOH & Zoë Marcus Wednesdays at 11:15 AM […]
Connect with other men and dads in the community! Our new basketball court out front is big enough for a game, but small enough for those of us who don’t […]
There is a tradition to study Pirkei Avot – The Ethics of the Sages between Pesach and Shavuot. David Aaronson and mystery guest leader(s) will co-lead this 6 week long study with several translations, ancient […]
Debra Azar will be facilitating the TIOH Meditation Circle on Zoom at 7:30 pm. Contact Debra at debraazar@gmail.com for more information. To find out more about Debra, click here. Mediation Circle […]
A community of Beta Israel, or Jewish Ethiopians, navigate between tradition and the desire for visibility. For hundreds of years, the majority concealed their Jewish identity, privately observing traditions within […]
Friday Evenings 6:30 pm – 7:30 pm Join in person or on Zoom
This Shabbat, we'll honor all our valuable board members, including those who have completed their terms, and we will welcome two new board members. Join us to celebrate with a […]
Join us for our Shavuot Yizkor service, an opportunity to honor and remember loved ones in a sacred, communal setting. Together, we will reflect, connect, and share beloved memories. Directly […]
In honor of Shavuot, please join us at Little City Farm for some good dirty fun. Together we will: Learn a bit more about the harvest festival of Shavuot Plant […]
Join us for a night of food, learning, community, song & celebration. On the night leading up to Shavuot (the holiday in which we celebrate receiving the Torah) it is customary to […]
An Evening of Music and Memory. Whenever we gather, even as we enjoy family and friends, we are aware of absence of those who touched our lives who have died. […]
