Temple B'nai Israel, Revere, MA - A Warm and Welcoming Community. A Contemporary, Egalitarian and Inclusive Synagogue in a Traditional Setting.

For Chanukah and All Occasions - Beautiful Honor Cards for Sale! These images are derived from stained glass windows in our sanctuary. The cards were custom designed by our Temple Secretary, accomplished artist, Rose Wool. The Menorah card has words inside: "A donation has been made to Temple B'nai Israel, Beachmont, Revere, MA". The Shofar card is blank, the perfect way to send greetings to friends and family for Chanukah and throughout the year. They are sold in packages or 6 for $25. Click here for details. Both images (c) by Rose Wool
Entertainment Tip The Thomashefskys: Music and Memories of a Life in the Yiddish Theater Watch the Full Program
Office Hours Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 8:30 A.M. - 1:30 P.M. Secretary, Rose Wool 781-284-8388 Can you give someone a ride? Or do you need a ride to TBI? Please call Rose at the Temple office and let her that you would be available to supply transportation to those members that need this service or that you need a ride to Temple and Rose will try to pair you up. Upcoming Events Tuesday December 3, 4:30 PM The Annual Menorah Lighting at Revere City Hall Please join Rabbi Berman and Mayor Rizzo to this "family friendly" event. Calling all kids to help the Rabbi signing and lighting. If your kids will be able to make it, please Wednesday December 4, 6:00 PM On the 8^th Night of Chanukah, My Rabbi gave to me … A party in the Temple vestry. (and don’t forget to RSVP!) Who: Everyone, Children, Adults, EVERYONE! What: Latkes, food, singing, and community What else?: Legal gambling in Revere! Ok, Dreidel games. More: BRING YOUR MENORAH & CANDLES $5 for members and $6 for non-members Children under 8 are free Please RSVP so we will have enough food for everyone! or call the temple office at 781-284-8388 Friday, December 6, 8:00 PM Friday Night Shabbat Services & Oneg Shabbat Friday, December 20, 6:00 PM Special Family Shabbat. Services to be followed by a potluck dairy or vegetarian supper. (We would appreciate it if you would make a list of the ingredients in the dish that you bring.)	Tikkun Olam Social Justice *Repairing the World* Do Not Stand Idly By: A Jewish Community Pledge to Save Lives Food Pantry Our volunteering at the First Congregational Church food pantry continues to help those in need in our community. This time of year more than every the food pantry needs your help. Please consider volunteering on a Wednesday evening between 5 pm- 8:30 pm. Even an hour a month is a big help. When you arrive, ask for Wendy. She’ll be very excited to have more helpers. They are located at 230 Beach Street on the corner of Beach and School. Enter through the side door. For more information about what to donate and how the food pantry works please click here.
Special News	Temple B'Nai Israel A warm and welcoming community The Eternal Light Temple B'Nai Israel is ... A place to worship and nurture your soul. A place for learning. A place to belong. A place to connect. A Place of Strength and Beauty ...and Possibilities We are a contemporary synagogue in a traditional setting. Participate in services that bring together what is timeless with what is relevant in our daily lives. Friendly + Warm + Inclusive + Egalitarian + English and Hebrew Click here for Membership and Dues information Temple Sanctuary
Norman Fox Named Board Member Emeritus May 12, 2013 - In recognition of 40 years continuous service to Temple B'Nai Israel as a member of the Board of Directors as well as the many other services he has performed over the years, the Board voted to name Norman Fox "Board Member Emeritus", a life time position with similar status as former TBI Presidents. Let's give Norm a rousing round of applause!
TBI Participates in helping the First Congregational Church of Revere feed those in need Volunteers needed Wednesday evenings between 5:00 and 8:30 PM. See details below. Ha’achalat Re’evim/Feeding the Hungry “You shall not harden your heart, nor shut your hand from your needy brother, but…lend him sufficient for his need.” ~ Deuteronomy 15:7 Click here for detailed information.

Jewish Book Shelf The lending library in the vestry is free to all members. The collection is eclectic, ranging from prayer books and Talmud to Jewish novels and stories. Book donations are always welcome
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