Honoring and caring for our loved ones are deeply held Jewish values. Care Givers unite to support one another. Share stories, successes challenges, insights and wisdom. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
Where it’s fun to be Jewish Dinner will be served. For more information call Brocha Leah Greenberg at 716.908.0133
Women’s Network of Temple Beth Tzedek is opening It’s October 22 program to all in the Buffalo community. Our “Dinner in the Sukkah“ will begin with an exciting collaborative program led by Dr. Yonina Foster and Cheryl Pleskow. Dinner in the Sukkah runs from 6:30-8:30 pm on Tuesday, October 22, 2024, at Temple Beth Tzedek, 1641 North Forest Rd., Williamsville, NY 14221. Dinner will follow the speakers. The cost for dinner and program is $18, made payable to Women’s Network of TBT. RSVP to 716-838-3232. Dr. Yonina Foster is an ordained Rabbi, who currently works with Jewish family services as a Psycho-Social support specialist. Dr. Foster will open the evening with song and chant, to turn shaking the lulav into a meditative and joyful experience, as we offer gratitude and see the fragility of life in the structure of the Sukkah. Through the gift of song and movement, we will connect ourselves to the earth and bring joy and blessings into the new year. Cheryl Pleskow M. Ed, is an American SAT certified teacher of Alexander Technique. Cheryl will demonstrate how this mind-body learning process offers a lens through which harmful patterns and habits can be identified and changed. Originally […]
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Weather permitting, we’ll walk and schmooze outdoors, an easy pace for us all. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
Enjoy a delicious lunch while listening to an engaging discussion of Jewish ethics from practical as well as spiritual perspectives.
Weather permitting, we’ll walk and schmooze outdoors, an easy pace for us all. CLICK HERE TO REGISTER
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER Open to Children Grades 1-7. $180 per child includes all books and materials. Sessions are on Thursdays from 4 PM-5:30 PM at the Broder Center, 700 Sweet Home Road
This month, we've prayed, Shofar-ed, fasted, prayed some more and Sukkah-ed. And now? The grand finale. Simchat Torah is the time to let it all go. A time to celebrate the beauty, love and joy of the Torah. A time for a Jewish dance party like you've never quite seen before. This is one holiday you do not want to miss! * Dancing & Singing with the Torah * Festive Holiday Buffet Dinner * Children's Torahs & Flags * L'chaims
Ganainu Meets For more information, contact Rabbi Einav Symons einavsne@netscape.net
