Lifecycle
Lifecycle
Lifecycle
Lifecycle
Lifecycle
Your clergy and synagogue family are committed to your Jewish journey. These include many opportunities for celebration as well as those times of challenge. No matter what, you can count on the support and presence of your rabbi and cantor.
Bris and Baby Naming
We are there to celebrate a new Jewish life in our community. These take place on Friday nights or at a scheduled time, both at the synagogue and in the destination of your choice. Please contact the office for more information
Bar/Bat/B’nai Mitzvah
We cannot wait to mark this momentous occasion with you and your family. Bar/Bat/B’nai Mitzvah are scheduled Thursday mornings, Saturday mornings, afternoons or for Havdalah services. Please contact Cantor Mark for more information.
Weddings
There is no greater joy and mitzvah than bringing two people and their families together in commitment and love. We are delighted to marry you in our Temple or the location of your choice. We are also delighted to offer you a wedding blessing prior to your ceremony during Shabbat services. Please contact Rabbi Uri for more information.
Funerals and Shiva
Unfortunately each of us is faced with the challenges and vicissitudes of life. We will be there from counseling to funerals, shiva and unavailings. Please contact Rabbi Uri for more information.
Your clergy and synagogue family are committed to your Jewish journey. These include many opportunities for celebration as well as those times of challenge. No matter what, you can count on the support and presence of your rabbi and cantor.
Bris and Baby Naming
We are there to celebrate a new Jewish life in our community. These take place on Friday nights or at a scheduled time, both at Synagogue and at the destination of your choice. Please contact the office for more information.
B’nai Mitzvah Club
Our B’nai Mitzvah Club is a pilot program designed to prepare young men for the responsibilities and meaning of becoming b’nai mitzvah. This weekly gathering fosters camaraderie and brotherhood among the participants and includes a trip to New York City. Throughout the program, students will delve into Jewish traditions, rituals, ethics and community leadership. Each session aims to deepen their understanding and appreciation of their heritage. The ultimate goal is to empower these young men to become responsible and confident Jewish adults. At the culmination of this program, participants will participate in a ceremony together celebrating the journey.
The B’not Mitzvah Together
Our B’not Mitzvah Program offers a weekly gathering for 6th-grade girls, where they learn essential traditions and rituals, preparing them for their upcoming Bat Mitzvahs and includes a trip to New York City. Throughout this journey, students will explore the role of women in Judaism and discover the beauty of our rituals and traditions through a series of weekly sessions. Each session aims to deepen their understanding and appreciation of their heritage. At the culmination of this program, participants will celebrate their B’not Mitzvah as a group at TKAE. The ceremony will be a testament to togetherness, friendship and our love for Judaism. We will share stories from our journey while learning together. We will recite meaningful poems and quotes from inspirational Jewish sources, which we have studied with the guidance of our rabbi. Additionally, under the leadership of our cantor, we will joyously sing a selection of songs.
Weddings
There is no greater joy and mitzvah than bringing two people and their families together in commitment and love. We’re delighted to marry you in our synagogue or location of your choice. We’re also delighted to offer you a wedding blessing before your ceremony during Shabbat services. Please contact Rabbi Uri for more information.
Funerals and Shiva
Unfortunately, each of us is faced with the challenges and vicissitudes of life. We will be there for everything from counseling to funerals, shiva and unveilings. Please contact Rabbi Uri for more information.
