Isabel Baum is going to be called to the Torah on November 2 as she becomes a Bat Mitzvah. She is a student at Berkeley Carroll in Brooklyn and the big sister to Jesse. Her Torah portion is Toledot and she wants to thank her parents and her grandparents and her sister and tutor Allie
Read MoreFrom the desk of Rabbi Darren Levine Dear Members and Friends, Tomorrow night marks another new chapter for our congregation and I feel blessed and overjoyed for what it means for our community. We built Tamid as a hub and spoke model which in my opinion is the way of community building in the 21st
Read MoreWe’re going Apple Picking and you’re invited. We’ll spend the day in nature, picking apples, taking a short nature walk, playing outdoor games, and watching a live bluegrass band over a picnic lunch. Check out last years video” “Sukkot Fun Day 2012” on the right of this screen. Tamid Hebrew school teachers will be providing
Read MoreDear Parents, Your children will be learning about the Jewish life-cycle at Hebrew School for the next four weeks. Each week will focus on a different life stage: birth, bat/bar mitzvah, weddings, funerals and the students will experience mock ceremonies for each. If you have pictures or memories from their naming or circumcision, your bar/bat
Read MoreHave you ever seen the inside of the entire Torah? It’s truly a sight for eyes to see the scope of text from the first line of Genesis to the last line of Deuteronomy. Everyone is welcome, Oct 14 at 6 PM at the Chapel. And be sure to bring a friend!
Read MoreAre you a teen-ager that wants to make a difference in your community? Our teens are meeting one Saturday night per month to serve food to the homeless living downtown. If you are a teen who wants to help, join us. Read more and thank you for making a difference in somebody else’s life. Join
Read MoreJacob’s Ladder encourages our students to achieve great things at Hebrew School and to earn pins as they climb the ladder to Bar and Bat Mitzvah. Over the course of 3,4, or 5 years, we expect our students to reach these learning goals and to be rewarded with handsome pins of accomplishment. Good luck –
Read MoreDear Members and Friends, Yizkor is the Hebrew word for remember and on Yom Kippur, we offer a special service of memory to honor and pay tribute to the dearly departed in our lives. This unique service of memory will take place during the main morning service and the names of your departed will be
Read MoreTamid is the first (that we know of) Hebrew School with an Achievement Plan. It’s a “badge of accomplishment” structure which we call Jacob’s Ladder. Students work towards earning pins by accomplish great things in the following areas: prayer, Hebrew, community service, and Jewish ethics. Learn more about Jacob’s Ladder and how it works.
Read MoreWe’re proud of our teens for helping the homeless this year. Starting Sept 28, teens from Tamid and the New Shul will be serving dinner to the homeless one Saturday night per month. We’re grateful to UJA Federation of NY for supporting this program, thanks! Please share this with a teen so they can give
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