We invite you to join us on February 6th for a celebration of Tu B'Shevat - The New Year for the Trees. We will begin at 7 p.m. with Havdalah ( the ritual at the end of Shabbat) and then we will share poems that celebrate trees, nature, growth, winter, hope and renewal. This is just a partial list of the themes of our wonderful winter holiday that honors the trees and their actual and symbolic importance in our lives. We invite you to read a poem that you love or a poem that you have written that speaks to any of these themes or others that have meaning for you.

This Shabbat of Valentine's Day weekend, we will open to love by raising chants, prayers, poems and meditations that warm and support our hearts. Please join with guest liturgists and poets. Details about participating will be sent in the How To Participate email. Please contact our office to be added the the HTP email.

Jews, across the continents and in many centuries, have come across the great teachings and traditions of many ages. In this talk, Dr Sledge will track the philosophy-slash-technology-science of alchemy as it interested with the Jewish communities of the middle east, Egypt and Europe.

Join us for a series of third Friday shabbat gatherings. We'll share blessings and songs and then learn with a featured speaker on a theme of social justice. These Shabbat gatherings are free to attend; please consider a donation to support this and other programs at TIG! You can contribute by mailing a check or using our online donation page

Temple Israel members are invited to share a virtual Zoom Shabbat Dinner together on Shabbat Chanukah, Friday, December 11. Join us for menorah lighting at 6 PM, after which we will randomly place participants into breakout Zoom rooms to eat and socialize in small groups.

Join us on Zoom to light our menorahs as a community. Blessings and songs led by different community members, followed by some schmooze time. The Zoom link will be shared in our weekly "How to Participate" emails.

Celebrate Channukah and Shabbat with whole congregation. Candles,songs, (including interactive dreidle song), and dreidel spin. Children can show the dreidle they painted. (We will send home dreidle kits).

The Zoom link for this event will go out in an email to our Families, Members, & How to Participate lists. If would you like the link and you're not on these lists, or you're not sure, email [email protected]

Shabbat with kiddish, Hamotzi, and candles. Sing shabbat songs, and say goodbye to friends to further explore the hospitality theme.

The Zoom link for this event will go out in an email to our Families list. If would you like the link and you're not on that list, or you're not sure, email [email protected]

Let's meet on Zoom for kiddush (a glass of wine with blessings) and kibbitz (catching up) followed by a musical kabbalat Shabbat service. It's okay to just come for kiddush!

Shabbat will be hosted on Zoom. The room ID will be distrubted in our bi-weekly "How ton Participate" email. Please contact our office to receive this announcement.