Temple Beth Hillel is a Reform congregation seeking to foster a sense of Judaism fully in touch with the modern world, yet maintaining a sensitivity to tradition. We welcome anyone interested in participating in Temple Beth Hillel.
Our High Holy Day services are an important part of our liturgical year. Honors are given to both young and old, creating a truly special feeling of community. We celebrate two days of Rosh Hashana, followed by Yom Kippur. The holiday cycle continues with services for Sukkot, Simchat Torah, Chanukah, Purim, Passover and Shavuot. The Temple Seder, held on the second night of Passover, brings us together as a family.
Confirmation, the reaffirmation of a young person's religious identity after three years of study beyond Bar/Bat Mitzvah, is a major part of our Shavuot service. The confirmation class develops and leads the entire service to which the Temple community is invited.
A service of Bar or Bat Mitzvah is particularly special. The young person leads the service, reads from the Torah, and reads a Haftarah portion as well. The family is involved both in the planning of the service and in the actual service itself. The warmth, meaningfulness, and personal nature of the service is a source of pride to our Temple family.
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Shema Tour January 17, 2010
Photos courtesy of Marty Seefer, Stelcar Photography
After our Shema Tour on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, TBH is starting a program to help the Open Hearth, in Hartford, with various items needed by their residents.
Click here to see you can join your fellow TBH members (and Beth Hillel Synagogue in Bloomfield who has joined with us) in helping the Open Hearth.
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Bingo is at TBH.
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Click here for a slide show of TBH representation at the URJ Biennial in November, 2009.
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 Would you like to own or give as a gift an original "Irv bowl"?
100% of what you pay for a bowl will go to
the "TBH Pay Down the Mortage Fund".
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Rabbi Glickman will have "open office" hours each Friday from 11:00AM-12:00N.
If you have been wanting to stop by and catch up with him, or have an issue you would like to discuss, he will be available every Friday morning from 11:00A-12:00N.
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Wi-Fi: Wireless Internet access is now available at Temple Beth Hillel.
Contact David Kaplan, the webmaster, at the address at the bottom of the page for how to get connected!
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Now you can get news of the Reform Movement and the greater Jewish world delivered to your inbox each Friday!
The Union for Reform Judaism, in partnership with JTA: The Global News Service of the Jewish People, has developed an e-newsletter that is available free of charge! The Weekly Briefing contains links to the major news stories of the day from the JTA and other newspapers, as well as information about what is happening in the Reform Movement. The Weekly Briefing is available free of charge to as a benefit of membership in your congregation and your congregation’s membership in the Union. Click here for more information.
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Click above to Discover South Windsor!
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