June 29, 2022: Updated Covid Policy for Temple Beth Israel
TBI asks that everyone who enters our building is up-to-date with COVID-19 vaccinations or has tested negative for COVID-19. Please stay home if you feel sick or if you think you have been exposed. Masks are still required indoors, but not outdoors.
April 15, 2022: Please see updated guidelines regarding food.
Temple Beth Israel (TBI) is a center for Jewish life, embracing traditional wisdom with contemporary insight. We promote the spiritual, educational, and social well-being of our members, the Jewish people of Lane County, and the larger community.
TBI is a member of the Jewish Reconstructionist Movement. We welcome people of all Jewish backgrounds, interfaith families, and people exploring Judaism, as well as Jews and explorers of Judaism of all races and of all sexual and gender identities. Whether you are religious, cultural, atheist, agnostic, or searching, there is a place for you at TBI!
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Yes, adults can have a bar/bat mitzvah
Over the next two years there will be courses with you in mind – Biblical & Prayerbook Hebrew, Trope, Parshanut (Commentaries), Becoming a Teacher of Torah, and more. If you might be interested in taking these courses towards becoming an Adult B’nai Mitzvah to be held in the summer of 2024, please fill out this form. By Dec 18, Chanukah, we need at least 5 participating TBI members for us to run this 2-year program.
March 16-19
This spring, Reconstructionists from all across the movement are going on a pilgrimage trip to the American South. The trip is similar to the recent NAACP/Federation trip with visits to the National Memorial for Peace and Justice and Legacy Museum in Montgomery, Alabama, and iconic sites of the Civil Rights Movement. This trip will be uniquely Reconstructionist, both in the opportunities to learn, pray, eat, and converse with values-aligned folks from across the movement, as well as in the trip’s design. The trip dates are March 16th to 19th. Visit ReconstructingJudaism.org for more information. Limited scholarships are available.
If you have a special connection with a student in one of the cohort classes, or a strong connection with Jewish learning, and are financially able to go a little above and beyond, would you consider sponsoring a class? It’s a wonderful mitzvah!
» Click to read about a special opportunity to support our program
You can leave a Jewish legacy. It’s actually quite simple! By securing legacy gifts, Temple Beth Israel can be certain that we will be here for future generations.
Lunches are held from noon to 1:00pm after in-person services! We need volunteers each week to help with set up and with clean up, and a volunteer to shop once a month. Feel free to email David Brown for more information about volunteering.
» Sign up here or contact the office.
Donations are needed to make these lunches happen. You can donate in honor or in memory of someone, or to celebrate a simcha.
We’re looking for volunteer oneg hosts. Two or three items are all that’s needed. We know life is busy, so keep it simple.
» Sign up here or contact the office
Community members who do not have a printed copy of Kol Haneshamah can use these links to view or download PDF files and follow along with live-streamed services from home.
» Daily Prayerbook
» Shabbat Vehagim
» Prayers for a House of Mourning
Shalom, families! Temple Beth Israel has a variety of programming for all ages. There’s something for everyone!
Check out our offerings for Fall 2022! There will be more added for Nov and Dec.
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