Temple Israel

Our annual Purim celebration may be virtual this year, but it will include all of your favorites: songs, Purim Spiel, games, and costumes! Dani Howell is working on the Purim Spiel, the Temple Israel staff has chosen their costumes, and we are looking forward to our most interactive Purim celebration yet. This will be a fun-filled morning with plenty of surprises. Registration will be required. More details are coming!

Join via Zoom. As part of our commitment to be a source of spiritual sustenance during this time of isolation and anxiety, Rabbi Stoller will be leading a new Daily Virtual Morning Minyan (prayer service) from his home. The minyan will meet Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. and will last approximately 30 minutes. We will use the same Zoom link each day, so you can simply copy the link into your daily calendar and join us whenever you can! We will be praying from our familiar Reform prayer book, MishkanT’filah, which, thanks to the generosity of the CCAR Press, you can access online for free, click here

Monday, March 1, Noon - Register online Let’s share a meal and check in. It will be goodto “see” all of you! Stay home safe to help our community lower the curve —Invite a friend to the Women of Tri-Faith Virtual Lunch!

Join via Zoom. As part of our commitment to be a source of spiritual sustenance during this time of isolation and anxiety, Rabbi Stoller will be leading a new Daily Virtual Morning Minyan (prayer service) from his home. The minyan will meet Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. and will last approximately 30 minutes. We will use the same Zoom link each day, so you can simply copy the link into your daily calendar and join us whenever you can! We will be praying from our familiar Reform prayer book, MishkanT’filah, which, thanks to the generosity of the CCAR Press, you can access online for free, click here

Join via Zoom. As part of our commitment to be a source of spiritual sustenance during this time of isolation and anxiety, Rabbi Stoller will be leading a new Daily Virtual Morning Minyan (prayer service) from his home. The minyan will meet Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. and will last approximately 30 minutes. We will use the same Zoom link each day, so you can simply copy the link into your daily calendar and join us whenever you can! We will be praying from our familiar Reform prayer book, MishkanT’filah, which, thanks to the generosity of the CCAR Press, you can access online for free, click here

Join via Zoom. Please join us for a 6 week session of 30 minutes of mindfulness. Margot will present a contemporary teaching/reading/poem each week and will teach you how to meditate. Beginners are welcome to this safe space as you will receive weekly instruction and a guided meditation practice. This is a perfect place to find an oasis of calm within the fear and anxiety that is swirling around us right now. Give yourself the gift of relaxation!"

Join via Zoom. As part of our commitment to be a source of spiritual sustenance during this time of isolation and anxiety, Rabbi Stoller will be leading a new Daily Virtual Morning Minyan (prayer service) from his home. The minyan will meet Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. and will last approximately 30 minutes. We will use the same Zoom link each day, so you can simply copy the link into your daily calendar and join us whenever you can! We will be praying from our familiar Reform prayer book, MishkanT’filah, which, thanks to the generosity of the CCAR Press, you can access online for free, click here

A year into a global pandemic, join Tri-Faith for a candid conversation with Dr. Ali Khan and Executive Director Wendy Goldberg. What is the status of COVID-19 locally and nationally? When will you get a vaccination? What’s safe to do after you get a vaccination? What about the variants? What’s the next public health risk? Dr. Khan is an epidemiologist, Dean of the College of Public Health at UNMC, and author of The Next Pandemic: On the Front Lines Against Humankind’s Gravest Dangers (2016). Dr. Khan’s passion for public health and social justice drives his service to communities, and we are proud to have him serve as our Board Chair. Read more about Dr. Khan’s life and work here. Tri-Faith Initiative’s Open Hearts, Open Minds, Open Conversation Series takes place every other Thursday at 12:00 PM CST.

What do Jews, Christians, and Muslims have in common, and how do they differ? How have they treated each other historically, what are their connections/contacts today? Abrahamic Religions in Dialogue is a new, one-credit hour course introducing the facts – historical, theological, ritual, and sociological – about Abrahamic religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam) in six sessions/modules, as well as analyzing their inter-relationships historically and in the contemporary world. Learn more and register online.

For this month’s Challah at Home with Rabbi Berezin, we are going to make chocolate cinnamon Babkallah – a DELICIOUS combination of challah and babka! Sounds amazing, right? After you register, you will be sent the ingredients list and recipe.

Join via Zoom. As part of our commitment to be a source of spiritual sustenance during this time of isolation and anxiety, Rabbi Stoller will be leading a new Daily Virtual Morning Minyan (prayer service) from his home. The minyan will meet Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. and will last approximately 30 minutes. We will use the same Zoom link each day, so you can simply copy the link into your daily calendar and join us whenever you can! We will be praying from our familiar Reform prayer book, MishkanT’filah, which, thanks to the generosity of the CCAR Press, you can access online for free, click here

Join us on zoom.