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The TBE Men’s Club invites you to participate in the Stamford Jewish community’s first Schvitz-a-thon on Sunday, March 11 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at the Stamford Jewish Community Center. Walk, spin, dance and raise money for live-saving cancer research. Come for 1 hour... Read More →

United Jewish Federation of Stamford, New Canaan and Darien is accepting applications for its annual high school awards: the Helen S. and Isadore Mark Teen Leadership Award and the Rabbi Alex J. Goldman Memorial Essay Contest. All high school students in grades 10 to 12 are... Read More →

Join us for this fascinating 4-part lecture series. Arrive at 7 p.m. for an optional tour of the synagogue/church. Read More →

It’s time again to organize the Christmas Eve dinners at the shelters, which will be held this year at New Covenant House, Inspirica on Franklin Street and Pacific House. There are several ways to contribute to this effort: Donate food/paper goods (see list below) Donate... Read More →

Registration remains open for TBE’s Israel@70 adventure, led by Rabbi Joshua Hammerman and his wife Mara in celebration of Israel’s 70th anniversary. The trip is scheduled for June 24 – July 8, 2018. You can check out the itinerary, pricing and other information... Read More →

(Yom Kippur 5778) To listen to the audio of this sermon, click here. In mid-August one of the most remarkable news stories I’ve ever seen came across the wires. The oldest person in the world – Guinness-certified as the oldest for over a year – died at the ripe old age of... Read More →

(Kol Nidre 5778) To listen to the audio of this sermon, click here. In a few moments, when we continue the service, we’ll come to a poem with imagery that I find among the most evocative of the entire High Holidays liturgy, based on a verse from Jeremiah (18:6). It describes us... Read More →

(Rosh Hashanah 5778, Day 2) To listen to the audio of this sermon, click here. Today’s journey begins with a man named Artur Berlinger, born in Wurtzberg, Germany in 1889. He and his wife had two daughters, and after Kristallnacht in 1938, he was able send his kids to safety to... Read More →

(Rosh Hashanah 5778, Day 1) To listen to the audio of this sermon, click here. A sweet new year to everyone. So, I’ve been a little out of touch – has anything important happened over the past year? A lot has happened, of course. About four million births took place in the US and... Read More →

Temple Beth El is introducing two new Hebrew language programs for children 3-4 years old. Hebrew Time is a Hebrew learning program for children whose parents would like them to be exposed to a taste of conversational Hebrew in an informal and playful environment. K’tanim... Read More →