What We Do

We are community,  we see you. The caring committee is a group of people dedicated to accompany and be present for members of our community in times of need.

Caring Committee

TBT Men’s Club offers men of all ages opportunities to establish and foster lasting friendships and to support the Temple Beth Tikvah congregation and greater community.

Men's Club

Gesher is TBT’s response to many families that can’t access a Jewish Day School, but still want to provide high quality Jewish education to their children.

Gesher Afterschool Program

TBT Sisterhood is dedicated to providing women of all ages opportunities to establish and foster lasting friendships.

Sisterhood

ECLC is a community of teachers, parents, children, and staff dedicated to creating an enriching experience for our children and providing a safe, nurturing environment for them to grow.

ECLC Community Preschool

TBT’s Chavaya and Ulpan utilizes an experiential learning approach designed to engage every child through exploration, reflection and expression.

Chavaya & Ulpan

From a foundation of Jewish text and tradition, teens will continue  to engage in discussions on mindfulness, ethics, social justice, environmental awareness and more.

Teen Beit Midrash

Every Saturday at 9:00am. Dive into this week's Parsha and more! See details and Zoom link on the calendar.

Torah Study

An opportunity for children and families to connect to a wide spectrum of Jewish experiences and to live Jewish values as a community. 

B'nai Mitzvah

If you’re looking for an introductory course on Judaism that is meaningful, exploratory, thought-provoking, and relevant, look no further than Temple Beth Tikvah’s Seekers.

Seekers: Intro to Judaism

We believe that  prayer, meditation, music and joy are bridges that help us deeply connect with ourselves, with each other, and with God. 

Services

On the third Friday of each month, we host Shabbat services tailored to young families. We serve dinner too!

Family Services

Our Mitzvah Day initiative mobilizes our community members to participate in the Jewish Tradition of Tzedek (charity) and Tikkun Olam (repairing the world).

Mitzvah Day