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Welcome to Temple B'nai Brith in Somerville!
We are an independent egalitarian congregation with historical roots in the Conservative movement. Our membership reflects the wide variety of choices people make in living Jewish lives, and we are respectful of those differences. We welcome all who care about enriching Jewish life in Somerville and surrounding towns. 
High Holidays 2016 - 5776 / 5777
Click here for our Schedule of Services. Click here for ticket information. לשנה טובה תכתבו ותחתמו L’shanah tovah tikateivu v’teichateimu! May you all be written and sealed for a good year! Free Family & Tot High Holiday Services
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Rosh Hashanah
Monday, October 3 Family Service 9:30-10:45am Tot Service 10-10:45am Yom Kippur Wednesday, October 12 Family Service 9:30-10:45am Tot Service 10-10:45am |
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Torah in the Square
We will resume meeting on November 1st, right after the High Holidays!
Join Temple B’nai Brith’s Weekly Torah Study! Rabbi Eliana Jacobowitz will lead a short, informal gathering to discuss the weekly Torah portion Tuesday mornings 8-9am at the Porter Square Panera. No knowledge of Hebrew necessary and you don't need to bring your own book. Please come early if you wish to buy yourself coffee or breakfast so that we can start on time. Contact rabbieliana@gmail.com for more information.
Reform, Conservative, and Everything in Between
9:45 – 11:15am on Sundays, November 6, 13, and 20 and December 4, 11, and 18. $72.
This fall, Rabbi Eliana will lead Reform, Conservative, and Everything in Between, a six-week class on the different denominations of Judaism. The class will cover how the different denominations (Reform, Conservative, Modern Orthodox, Reconstructionist, Humanistic, and Renewal) came into being. We will read some of the key texts of the main movements and get to “know” the rabbis who shaped the various movements’ theologies. We will explore how the movements differ in observance and Jewish practice, and finally we will explore the meaning of trans- and post-denominational Judaism that some say is the future of pluralist Judaism. Click here to register.
We will resume meeting on November 1st, right after the High Holidays!
Join Temple B’nai Brith’s Weekly Torah Study! Rabbi Eliana Jacobowitz will lead a short, informal gathering to discuss the weekly Torah portion Tuesday mornings 8-9am at the Porter Square Panera. No knowledge of Hebrew necessary and you don't need to bring your own book. Please come early if you wish to buy yourself coffee or breakfast so that we can start on time. Contact rabbieliana@gmail.com for more information.
Reform, Conservative, and Everything in Between
9:45 – 11:15am on Sundays, November 6, 13, and 20 and December 4, 11, and 18. $72.
This fall, Rabbi Eliana will lead Reform, Conservative, and Everything in Between, a six-week class on the different denominations of Judaism. The class will cover how the different denominations (Reform, Conservative, Modern Orthodox, Reconstructionist, Humanistic, and Renewal) came into being. We will read some of the key texts of the main movements and get to “know” the rabbis who shaped the various movements’ theologies. We will explore how the movements differ in observance and Jewish practice, and finally we will explore the meaning of trans- and post-denominational Judaism that some say is the future of pluralist Judaism. Click here to register.
This Week at TBB
Remember to bring your kosher raisins and kosher canned fruit for Family Table any time you're coming to TBB!
Regular Friday night Services meet at 6pm, and Shabbat morning services begin at 9:15am.
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To receive our emails and newsletter drop us a note at tbb@templebnaibrith.org
Regular Friday night Services meet at 6pm, and Shabbat morning services begin at 9:15am.
Sign up here to help make a minyan
To receive our emails and newsletter drop us a note at tbb@templebnaibrith.org
To receive our emails and newsletter drop us a note at tbb@templebnaibrith.org
