Central Oregon’s Jewish Reform Congregation
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Let’s Join Together – Virtually!
Temple Beth Tikvah is a remarkable community of incredible individuals and we are blessed to have each other particularly during a pandemic. While there is no substitute for a really big hug, we are grateful for our virtual gatherings that enable us to see each other, chat and listen, sing, pray, learn and grow. Now, we have more opportunities for TBT members to come together online to learn and share and socialize. Check our calendar for upcoming online events. If you’d like to attend any of our events email templebethtikvah@gmail.com.
Words of Torah from Rabbi Hershenson
And while we are all staying safe at home to prevent the spread of COVID-19 you can learn a lot and laugh a little with Rabbi Johanna’s Words of Torah.
Membership Payment
You can make your membership payment here.
Order Your Tribute Bookplates
Honor your loved ones with a beautiful bookplate capturing the character of Central Oregon. For more information and to order your bookplate for our Shabbat Mishkan T’filah and our High Holy Days prayer books, the Mishkan HaNefesh: Machzor for the Days of Awe, click here.
Shabbat Services
Check our calendar of events for information on upcoming Shabbat services.
Messages
For Jewish families, retirees and singles at every level of faith, Temple Beth Tikvah provides a comforting embrace for the soul of your DNA.
Read more about TBT
Temple Beth Tikvah has a wealth of Jewish programming for families with children – from toddlers to teens. We greatly respect the needs of our children and feel it is important to support the families while nurturing their child’s own Jewish values and growth.
Read more about our Family programming
Divrei Tikvah:
From Rabbi Johanna Hershenson
June…the month that beckons summer is here! The school year has ended. And so has Temple Beth Tikvah’s fiscal year. This month one board takes its leave and another steps in. One budget is exhausted and a new one proposed. Why doth the rabbi wax poetic about a temple budget?
President’s Message:
From Sheila Luber
