Upcoming events.
Carson City Service
Temple Bat Yam, North Tahoe Hebrew Congregation & the entire Tahoe Jewish Community (TJC) welcomes you to join us for our semi-regular Carson City Shabbat. We meet in the Event Center of the Plaza Hotel - 801 S. Carson Street. All are welcome to join in the prayers welcoming Shabbat, a moment with Jewish community, and bring something (dairy) to share for our oneg (light refreshments that follows).
TJC April Book Club: Becoming Eve
Grab your computer and a glass of wine because The Tahoe Jewish Community Book Club invites you to join for an online Havdallah and discussion of: Becoming Eve
Saturday April 27th at 7:30 pm
Topic: Havdallah and Book Club: Becoming Eve
Time: Apr 27, 2024 07:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/87602193338?pwd=TagmWOSBav9EMicq7RzobwolCfyadr.1
Counting the Omer
Join us on Zoom Wednesdays April 24th-June 5th
The seven-week period from Passover to Shavuot is known as "The Counting of the Omer."
There is a tradition of associating each week of this period with one of the seven lower sefirot (divine emanations). These are chesed (lovingkindness), gevurah (strength), tiferet (beauty/balance), netzach (endurance), hod (splendor/humility), yesod (foundation), and malchut (sovereignty/presence).This year, rabbis from smaller Reform congregations will be teaching a Zoom course on the Counting of the Omer. Each week, a rabbi or a pair of rabbis will offer half-hour lessons on the spiritual and ethical teachings of the sefirot. We will explore Jewish texts, spiritual practices, and ethical exercises that help participants learn about the meaning of the sefirot and how we integrate these teachings into our lives.
Register for Free: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMuf-mqqj4iGNCHvvcDlXivxYwo5vzi1ZRe#/registration
April 24 – Chesed (Lovingkindness)
Rabbi Elizabeth Bahar, Macon, GA
Rabbi Robin Nafshi, Concord, NH
May 1 – Gevurah (Strength)
Rabbi Ali Kobey, Damascus, MD
May 8 – Tiferet (Beauty/Balance)
Rabbi Jeff Goldwasser, Cranston, RI
Rabbi Rebecca Reice, Cedar Park, TX
May 15 – Netzach (Endurance)
Rabbi Jordan Parr, Alexandria, LA
Rabbi Natalie Shribman, Bloomfield, MI
May 22 – Hod (Splendor/Humility)
TBA
May 29 – Yesod (Foundation)
Rabbi Lauren Ben-Shoshan, Lake Tahoe, CA
Rabbi Michael Birnholz, Vero Beach, FL
June 5 – Malchut
(Sovereignty/ Presence)
Rabbi Edwin Goldberg, Woodlands, TX
Rabbi Neal Katz, Tyler, TX
Tot/Family Shabbat, Nosh & Shabbat Services
Tot/Family Shabbat, Nosh, & Shabbat Services is a Shabbat evening for all in our community to find the “right-sized” moment to welcome Shabbat.
5:30 pm We gather for our youngest community members and families to welcome Shabbat with songs, a story, and some blessings.
6:00 pm Light Nosh Potluck sign up here
6:30 pm Community Shabbat service.
Holocaust Day of Remembrance - 2024
Please SAVE THE DATE for this year's Holocaust Day of Remembrance, co-sponsored by the
Nevada Governor's Advisory Council on Education Relating to the Holocaust and UNR's OLLI, the Osher Lifelong Learning Institute.
Monday, May 6, 2024
7-9 PM
Atlantis Casino Resort Spa - Reno
This year's program:
“Beyond Courage: Jewish Resistance and Heroes During the Holocaust”
Keynote speaker: Doreen Rappaport is an award-winning author of more than eighty-five books including
Beyond Courage: The Untold Story of Jewish Resistance During the Holocaust.
Known for her fiction and non-fiction, she has been a featured author at the National Portrait Gallery,
National Book Festival, the Smithsonian National Museum of American History, and the White House.
NTHC Board Meeting
Please join us for our Monthly Board Meeting. Either in person or through Zoom.
Please contact Heidi Doyle for the Zoom Link hdoyle55@gmail.com
Counting the Omer
Join us on Zoom Wednesdays April 24th-June 5th
The seven-week period from Passover to Shavuot is known as "The Counting of the Omer."
There is a tradition of associating each week of this period with one of the seven lower sefirot (divine emanations). These are chesed (lovingkindness), gevurah (strength), tiferet (beauty/balance), netzach (endurance), hod (splendor/humility), yesod (foundation), and malchut (sovereignty/presence).This year, rabbis from smaller Reform congregations will be teaching a Zoom course on the Counting of the Omer. Each week, a rabbi or a pair of rabbis will offer half-hour lessons on the spiritual and ethical teachings of the sefirot. We will explore Jewish texts, spiritual practices, and ethical exercises that help participants learn about the meaning of the sefirot and how we integrate these teachings into our lives.
Register for Free: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMuf-mqqj4iGNCHvvcDlXivxYwo5vzi1ZRe#/registration
April 24 – Chesed (Lovingkindness)
Rabbi Elizabeth Bahar, Macon, GA
Rabbi Robin Nafshi, Concord, NH
May 1 – Gevurah (Strength)
Rabbi Ali Kobey, Damascus, MD
May 8 – Tiferet (Beauty/Balance)
Rabbi Jeff Goldwasser, Cranston, RI
Rabbi Rebecca Reice, Cedar Park, TX
May 15 – Netzach (Endurance)
Rabbi Jordan Parr, Alexandria, LA
Rabbi Natalie Shribman, Bloomfield, MI
May 22 – Hod (Splendor/Humility)
TBA
May 29 – Yesod (Foundation)
Rabbi Lauren Ben-Shoshan, Lake Tahoe, CA
Rabbi Michael Birnholz, Vero Beach, FL
June 5 – Malchut
(Sovereignty/ Presence)
Rabbi Edwin Goldberg, Woodlands, TX
Rabbi Neal Katz, Tyler, TX
Let's Talk about Israel
Join us as we continue to talk about Israel in Jewish community. We want you all to bring a neighbor to join with us in dialogue, to share perspectives as we share ours. This will be an opportunity to both submit questions in advance and, if time, share questions during the evening. We will begin with an update on the status of reality in Israel, the Gaza Strip, and for the Jewish people. We will wrestle with selected questions submitted in advance. We will conclude with an effort to coalesce around a commitment to learn more.
Reservation is important as this conversation is viable with a minimum of 8 participants. RSVP and submit questions to Alicia - Alicia@tbytahoe.org.
Counting the Omer
Join us on Zoom Wednesdays April 24th-June 5th
The seven-week period from Passover to Shavuot is known as "The Counting of the Omer."
There is a tradition of associating each week of this period with one of the seven lower sefirot (divine emanations). These are chesed (lovingkindness), gevurah (strength), tiferet (beauty/balance), netzach (endurance), hod (splendor/humility), yesod (foundation), and malchut (sovereignty/presence).This year, rabbis from smaller Reform congregations will be teaching a Zoom course on the Counting of the Omer. Each week, a rabbi or a pair of rabbis will offer half-hour lessons on the spiritual and ethical teachings of the sefirot. We will explore Jewish texts, spiritual practices, and ethical exercises that help participants learn about the meaning of the sefirot and how we integrate these teachings into our lives.
Register for Free: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMuf-mqqj4iGNCHvvcDlXivxYwo5vzi1ZRe#/registration
April 24 – Chesed (Lovingkindness)
Rabbi Elizabeth Bahar, Macon, GA
Rabbi Robin Nafshi, Concord, NH
May 1 – Gevurah (Strength)
Rabbi Ali Kobey, Damascus, MD
May 8 – Tiferet (Beauty/Balance)
Rabbi Jeff Goldwasser, Cranston, RI
Rabbi Rebecca Reice, Cedar Park, TX
May 15 – Netzach (Endurance)
Rabbi Jordan Parr, Alexandria, LA
Rabbi Natalie Shribman, Bloomfield, MI
May 22 – Hod (Splendor/Humility)
TBA
May 29 – Yesod (Foundation)
Rabbi Lauren Ben-Shoshan, Lake Tahoe, CA
Rabbi Michael Birnholz, Vero Beach, FL
June 5 – Malchut
(Sovereignty/ Presence)
Rabbi Edwin Goldberg, Woodlands, TX
Rabbi Neal Katz, Tyler, TX
Shabbat Potluck
Shabbat & Potluck is a chance for our congregation and visitors to welcome Shabbat and share an Erev Shabbat Meal. Please bring a dairy dish to share with the community.
6:00 pm Shabbat Blessings and potluck. Potluck Sign Up Here
7:00 pm Shabbat service led by one of our Rabbis or community members.
Counting the Omer
Join us on Zoom Wednesdays April 24th-June 5th
The seven-week period from Passover to Shavuot is known as "The Counting of the Omer."
There is a tradition of associating each week of this period with one of the seven lower sefirot (divine emanations). These are chesed (lovingkindness), gevurah (strength), tiferet (beauty/balance), netzach (endurance), hod (splendor/humility), yesod (foundation), and malchut (sovereignty/presence).This year, rabbis from smaller Reform congregations will be teaching a Zoom course on the Counting of the Omer. Each week, a rabbi or a pair of rabbis will offer half-hour lessons on the spiritual and ethical teachings of the sefirot. We will explore Jewish texts, spiritual practices, and ethical exercises that help participants learn about the meaning of the sefirot and how we integrate these teachings into our lives.
Register for Free: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMuf-mqqj4iGNCHvvcDlXivxYwo5vzi1ZRe#/registration
April 24 – Chesed (Lovingkindness)
Rabbi Elizabeth Bahar, Macon, GA
Rabbi Robin Nafshi, Concord, NH
May 1 – Gevurah (Strength)
Rabbi Ali Kobey, Damascus, MD
May 8 – Tiferet (Beauty/Balance)
Rabbi Jeff Goldwasser, Cranston, RI
Rabbi Rebecca Reice, Cedar Park, TX
May 15 – Netzach (Endurance)
Rabbi Jordan Parr, Alexandria, LA
Rabbi Natalie Shribman, Bloomfield, MI
May 22 – Hod (Splendor/Humility)
TBA
May 29 – Yesod (Foundation)
Rabbi Lauren Ben-Shoshan, Lake Tahoe, CA
Rabbi Michael Birnholz, Vero Beach, FL
June 5 – Malchut
(Sovereignty/ Presence)
Rabbi Edwin Goldberg, Woodlands, TX
Rabbi Neal Katz, Tyler, TX
Chavurah Potluck by the Truckee River
We (Keren and Seth) are excited to be organizing the next Chavurah (family get-together) for our Truckee Jewish community!
SEE ATTACHED IMAGE FOR DETAILS and RSVP. Depending on how many people are coming we may add a sign-up sheet, TBD. But please bring something to share and/or grill as we will be BBQ-ing. Feel free to let us know if there is something you want to contribute specifically (kids activities, food/drinks etc.)
We have reserved the Lower River BBQ spot by the Truckee legacy trail and river, which can be accessed through the Regional Park as well. Google maps location: Lower River BBQ
We are looking forward to a fun evening with you!
RSVP to Seth and Keren by emailing KF8989@gmail.com
Counting the Omer
Join us on Zoom Wednesdays April 24th-June 5th
The seven-week period from Passover to Shavuot is known as "The Counting of the Omer."
There is a tradition of associating each week of this period with one of the seven lower sefirot (divine emanations). These are chesed (lovingkindness), gevurah (strength), tiferet (beauty/balance), netzach (endurance), hod (splendor/humility), yesod (foundation), and malchut (sovereignty/presence).This year, rabbis from smaller Reform congregations will be teaching a Zoom course on the Counting of the Omer. Each week, a rabbi or a pair of rabbis will offer half-hour lessons on the spiritual and ethical teachings of the sefirot. We will explore Jewish texts, spiritual practices, and ethical exercises that help participants learn about the meaning of the sefirot and how we integrate these teachings into our lives.
Register for Free: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMuf-mqqj4iGNCHvvcDlXivxYwo5vzi1ZRe#/registration
April 24 – Chesed (Lovingkindness)
Rabbi Elizabeth Bahar, Macon, GA
Rabbi Robin Nafshi, Concord, NH
May 1 – Gevurah (Strength)
Rabbi Ali Kobey, Damascus, MD
May 8 – Tiferet (Beauty/Balance)
Rabbi Jeff Goldwasser, Cranston, RI
Rabbi Rebecca Reice, Cedar Park, TX
May 15 – Netzach (Endurance)
Rabbi Jordan Parr, Alexandria, LA
Rabbi Natalie Shribman, Bloomfield, MI
May 22 – Hod (Splendor/Humility)
TBA
May 29 – Yesod (Foundation)
Rabbi Lauren Ben-Shoshan, Lake Tahoe, CA
Rabbi Michael Birnholz, Vero Beach, FL
June 5 – Malchut
(Sovereignty/ Presence)
Rabbi Edwin Goldberg, Woodlands, TX
Rabbi Neal Katz, Tyler, TX
Heritage Night at The Ballpark
Jewish Heritage at the Ball Park
$36 per ticket
Purchase includes; a ticket, custom t-shirt(must register by May 15th to receive), a $10 stadium voucher that can be used for food or souvenirs, and a special surprise SWAG item.
Register here:https://www.jewishnevada.org/jewishheritage
Shabbat Services
Shabbat Services is a moment for our community and visitors to welcome Shabbat. We gather to mark this special time in the week, explore the weekly Torah portion, and celebrate Jewish life. Please bring some light dessert to share for Oneg (Celebration) Shabbat following services. 6 pm
NTHC Board Meeting
Please join us for our Monthly Board Meeting. Either in person or through Zoom.
Please contact Heidi Doyle for the Zoom Link hdoyle55@gmail.com
Counting the Omer
Join us on Zoom Wednesdays April 24th-June 5th
The seven-week period from Passover to Shavuot is known as "The Counting of the Omer."
There is a tradition of associating each week of this period with one of the seven lower sefirot (divine emanations). These are chesed (lovingkindness), gevurah (strength), tiferet (beauty/balance), netzach (endurance), hod (splendor/humility), yesod (foundation), and malchut (sovereignty/presence).This year, rabbis from smaller Reform congregations will be teaching a Zoom course on the Counting of the Omer. Each week, a rabbi or a pair of rabbis will offer half-hour lessons on the spiritual and ethical teachings of the sefirot. We will explore Jewish texts, spiritual practices, and ethical exercises that help participants learn about the meaning of the sefirot and how we integrate these teachings into our lives.
Register for Free: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMuf-mqqj4iGNCHvvcDlXivxYwo5vzi1ZRe#/registration
April 24 – Chesed (Lovingkindness)
Rabbi Elizabeth Bahar, Macon, GA
Rabbi Robin Nafshi, Concord, NH
May 1 – Gevurah (Strength)
Rabbi Ali Kobey, Damascus, MD
May 8 – Tiferet (Beauty/Balance)
Rabbi Jeff Goldwasser, Cranston, RI
Rabbi Rebecca Reice, Cedar Park, TX
May 15 – Netzach (Endurance)
Rabbi Jordan Parr, Alexandria, LA
Rabbi Natalie Shribman, Bloomfield, MI
May 22 – Hod (Splendor/Humility)
TBA
May 29 – Yesod (Foundation)
Rabbi Lauren Ben-Shoshan, Lake Tahoe, CA
Rabbi Michael Birnholz, Vero Beach, FL
June 5 – Malchut
(Sovereignty/ Presence)
Rabbi Edwin Goldberg, Woodlands, TX
Rabbi Neal Katz, Tyler, TX
Tot/Family Shabbat, Nosh & Shabbat Services
Tot/Family Shabbat, Nosh, & Shabbat Services is a Shabbat evening for all in our community to find the “right-sized” moment to welcome Shabbat.
5:30 pm We gather for our youngest community members and families to welcome Shabbat with songs, a story, and some blessings.
6:00 pm Light Nosh Potluck sign up here
6:30 pm Community Shabbat service.
Robby Meehan B Mitzvah
Shabbat Morning Services as we call Robby Meehan to Torah as Bar Mitzvah
Shabbat & Nosh on the Beach
Shabbat & Nosh on the Beach is a chance for our congregation and visitors to welcome Shabbat on the beach. We will gather at 6 pm.
Shabbat & Nosh on the Beach
Shabbat & Nosh on the Beach is a chance for our congregation and visitors to welcome Shabbat on the beach. Please bring a dairy food item to share and any necessary utensils. We will gather at 6 pm.
Shabbat & Nosh on the Beach (South Shore)
Shabbat & Nosh on the Beach is a chance for our congregation and visitors to welcome Shabbat on the beach. Please bring a dairy food item to share and any necessary utensils. We will gather at 6 pm.
Shabbat & Potluck
Shabbat & Potluck is a chance for our congregation and visitors to welcome Shabbat and share an Erev Shabbat Meal. Please bring a dairy dish to share with the community. We gather at 6pm for Shabbat Blessings and enjoy our potluck. At 7pm we join in a Shabbat service together led by one of our Rabbis or community members.
Counting the Omer
Join us on Zoom Wednesdays April 24th-June 5th
The seven-week period from Passover to Shavuot is known as "The Counting of the Omer."
There is a tradition of associating each week of this period with one of the seven lower sefirot (divine emanations). These are chesed (lovingkindness), gevurah (strength), tiferet (beauty/balance), netzach (endurance), hod (splendor/humility), yesod (foundation), and malchut (sovereignty/presence).This year, rabbis from smaller Reform congregations will be teaching a Zoom course on the Counting of the Omer. Each week, a rabbi or a pair of rabbis will offer half-hour lessons on the spiritual and ethical teachings of the sefirot. We will explore Jewish texts, spiritual practices, and ethical exercises that help participants learn about the meaning of the sefirot and how we integrate these teachings into our lives.
Register for Free: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMuf-mqqj4iGNCHvvcDlXivxYwo5vzi1ZRe#/registration
April 24 – Chesed (Lovingkindness)
Rabbi Elizabeth Bahar, Macon, GA
Rabbi Robin Nafshi, Concord, NH
May 1 – Gevurah (Strength)
Rabbi Ali Kobey, Damascus, MD
May 8 – Tiferet (Beauty/Balance)
Rabbi Jeff Goldwasser, Cranston, RI
Rabbi Rebecca Reice, Cedar Park, TX
May 15 – Netzach (Endurance)
Rabbi Jordan Parr, Alexandria, LA
Rabbi Natalie Shribman, Bloomfield, MI
May 22 – Hod (Splendor/Humility)
TBA
May 29 – Yesod (Foundation)
Rabbi Lauren Ben-Shoshan, Lake Tahoe, CA
Rabbi Michael Birnholz, Vero Beach, FL
June 5 – Malchut
(Sovereignty/ Presence)
Rabbi Edwin Goldberg, Woodlands, TX
Rabbi Neal Katz, Tyler, TX
Second Night Seder with Religious School Students
5:00 - 8:00 Seder
Tickets Required - Purchase by April 18. Full details and tickets available on: NTHC: Passover Seder Tickets on Eventbrite
Volunteer Signup here: NTHC: 2nd Night Passover Seder April 23 - Signupgenius.com
TJC’s Mountain Judaism Shabbat
TJC’s Mountain Judaism Shabbat
Shabbat - Saturday - April 20, 2024
10am - Meet at Tunnel Creek Cafe (Incline Village)
We will welcome Spring back to Tahoe as our Tahoe Jewish Community begins to embrace or Festival of Freedom - Pesach. On this Shabbat morning walk, we will make our way towards Sand Harbor State Park along the Tahoe East Shore Trail. Our time together will be filled with embracing the Gem of Creation surrounding us and discussions connected to the wandering of our ancestors. We will reflect on the meaning of Shabbat, enjoy a brief (<25 minute) service, and spiritually prepare for the approaching seders in our Tahoe Jewish Community congregations of Temple Bat Yam and North Tahoe Hebrew Congregation. We begin and end on the East Shore Trail at Tunnel Creek Cafe at 10am and return by 1pm and likely not make it all the way to Sand Harbor. You can park at Ponderosa Ranch Road Parking - there is a fee. This pin>>> is where we’ll meet.
**Yahrzeit lists for both NTHC & TBY will be shared during our brief service.
***Event details subject to change. Always check temple websites (TBY or NTHC) for real-time updates/changes.
Our Mountain Judaism programming is open to any and all who would like to participate; they are made possible through the generosity of our Tahoe congregations and your generous support is always welcome to ensure they continue. Please speak directly with either of our Rabbis to explore ways you can support the Tahoe Jewish Community.
Let's Talk about Israel
Join us as we continue to talk about Israel in Jewish community. We want you all to bring a neighbor to join with us in dialogue, to share perspectives as we share ours. This will be an opportunity to both submit questions in advance and, if time, share questions during the evening. We will begin with an update on the status of reality in Israel, the Gaza Strip, and for the Jewish people. We will wrestle with selected questions submitted in advance. We will conclude with an effort to coalesce around a commitment to learn more.
Reservation is important as this conversation is viable with a minimum of 8 participants. RSVP and submit questions to Alicia - Alicia@tbytahoe.org.
Tot/Family Shabbat, Nosh & Shabbat Services
Tot/Family Shabbat, Nosh, & Shabbat Services is a Shabbat evening for all in our community to find the “right-sized” moment to welcome Shabbat.
5:30 pm We gather for our youngest community members and families to welcome Shabbat with songs, a story, and some blessings.
6:00 pm Light Nosh Potluck sign up here
6:30 pm Community Shabbat service.
NTHC Board Meeting
Please join us for our Monthly Board Meeting. Either in person or through Zoom.
Please contact Heidi Doyle for the Zoom Link hdoyle55@gmail.com
TJC Book Club
Topic: TJC Book Club: Determined
Time: Mar 31, 2024 07:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82191141277?pwd=dnFNNFCD28XInnGl2Mfi6qPklwLZQE.1
Shabbat Purim Potluck
Join us Friday, March 22, for NTHC's Purim celebration Shabbat Services and potluck:
5:30-6:00 pm - Religious School Students Final Shpiel Prep
5:30-6:00 pm - Purim Tot (Young Children) Programming
6:00 pm Blessings / Potluck / Purim Fun Potluck Sign Up Here
7:00 pm Shabbat Services
Let's Talk about Israel
Join us as we continue to talk about Israel in Jewish community. We want you all to bring a neighbor to join with us in dialogue, to share perspectives as we share ours. This will be an opportunity to both submit questions in advance and, if time, share questions during the evening. We will begin with an update on the status of reality in Israel, the Gaza Strip, and for the Jewish people. We will wrestle with selected questions submitted in advance. We will conclude with an effort to coalesce around a commitment to learn more.
Reservation is important as this conversation is viable with a minimum of 8 participants. RSVP and submit questions to Alicia - Alicia@tbytahoe.org.
NTHC Board Meeting
Please join us for our Monthly Board Meeting. Either in person or through Zoom.
Please contact Heidi Doyle for the Zoom Link hdoyle55@gmail.com
Shabbat on Snow: A Day of Skiing, Riding, and Embracing Shabbat
Join Rabbi Evon and the JSABL (Jewish Student Association of Berkley Law) for a day of skiing/riding with a brief Shabbat morning service at Northstar Mountain Resort - Saturday March 2. We will meet at 10am near the Overlook Bar in the Northstar Village (Village Map - Middle Right Side>>>) for a brief (<30 minute) Shabbat Morning service. We’ll head back out on the mountain for more turns. We are delighted to be welcoming and playing host to the JSABL (Jewish Student Association of Berkley Law) group as they embrace their (almost) yearly retreat in Tahoe. For more information contact Rabbi Evon - Rabbi@tbytahoe.org.
Special Shabbat Opportunity-Tot/Family Shabbat, Nosh & Shabbat Services
Let’s Welcome the Jewish Student Association of Berkeley Law
5:30 pm - Tot/Family Shabbat
6:00 pm - Hosted Potluck Shabbat Dinner - Click Here to Sign Up>>>
7:15 pm - Shabbat Services
As we continue to imagine ways to engage as a community, to celebrate our Jewish moments, and strengthen connection, we are delighted to welcome the Jewish Student Association of Berkeley Law’s annual retreat to Tahoe for Shabbat on Friday March 1st. We will \welcome them for a Shabbat dinner on that evening and services.
We have inspired some great hosts in our community to help organize our potluck dinner. We welcome all others to sign up here ->>> to help us round out our meal for the evening! This is an important moment to highlight our Mountain Judaism community. Please email alicia@tbytahoe.org if you have any questions.
Let's Talk about Israel
Join us as we continue to talk about Israel in Jewish community. We want you all to bring a neighbor to join with us in dialogue, to share perspectives as we share ours. This will be an opportunity to both submit questions in advance and, if time, share questions during the evening. We will begin with an update on the status of reality in Israel, the Gaza Strip, and for the Jewish people. We will wrestle with selected questions submitted in advance. We will conclude with an effort to coalesce around a commitment to learn more. Reservation is important as this conversation is viable with a minimum of 8 participants. RSVP and submit questions to Alicia - Alicia@tbytahoe.org.
TJC February Book Club
Inspired by the ideas of choices and forgiveness thanks to last month’s book, Son of Hamas:
Join us for February’s book, The Choice, on February 25th at 7:30 pm on Zoom
In addition to all the usual places, this book is available through interlibrary loan, on Audible, or via order at our local book shops, like Word After Word (in Trucekee) and Cuppa (in South Lake Tahoe)
Zoom Link:
Topic: TJC Book Club: The Choice
Time: Feb 25, 2024 07:30 PM Pacific Time (US and Canada)
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/89887936376?pwd=w76LzDa2H5dTAJk8zkz8bFH0ShUskO.1
Meeting ID: 898 8793 6376
Passcode: 877398
Carson City Shabbat
Carson City Shabbat
Friday February 23, 2024
6pm Services followed by a light Oneg
We invite you to join us at the Plaza Hotel Conference Center 801 Carson Street in Carson City at 6p to welcome Shabbat.
Please bring dessert items to share for oneg.
Shabbat & Potluck
Join us for our February Potluck Shabbat and Services
Friday Feb 16th
6:00 Blessing and Potluck
7:00 Services
If you would like to coordinate your dish, please check out our signup genius on Shabbat Services Feb 16 or reach out to Pam Dickerman with any questions (pdickermn@yahoo.com)
Hope to see you Friday!