A Reform and Conservative Synagogue Serving the Rivertowns
Learn the rules, play the game.Meet new friends, spend time with old friends, take a coffee break. Free for Temple members. $5.00 per session for...
A friendly, non-competitive (no betting) gathering at Temple Beth Abraham to play Mah Jongg. No charge for TBA members, Non-members: $5.00
Join us for a warm spiritual start to the week.
Shabbat Morning ServicesIf you did not receive the Zoom link in our earlier email, please contact the office to register for this session: (914) 631-1770...
Dave Schlossberg presents his compelling program Facing the Music, the story of his journey through spinal cord injury. Dave will offer his thoughts on how...
For more information, please contact the Director of Youth Engagement, Stessa Peers, at YouthDirector@tba-ny.org
For more information, please contact the Director of Youth Engagement, Stessa Peers, at YouthDirector@tba-ny.org
A friendly, non-competitive (no betting) gathering at Temple Beth Abraham to play Mah Jongg. No charge for TBA members, Non-members: $3.00
BOT Meetings are open to all congregants.
Mah Jongg will not meet this week due to the Rosh Hashanah holiday
Please join us for Erev Rosh Hashanah Services in the Conservative Tradition. In person attendees must have tickets. To view the livestream of this service,...
Please join us for Erev Rosh Hashanah Services in the Reform Tradition. In person attendees must have tickets. To view the livestream of this service,...
Please join us for Rosh Hashanah Day 1 Services in the Conservative Tradition. In person attendees must have tickets. To view the livestream of this...
Please join us for Rosh Hashanah Day 1 Services in the Reform Tradition. In person attendees must have tickets. To view the livestream of this...
This experiential service blends traditional and contemporary liturgy with songs and conversations to begin the heart-opening work allowing us to enter the New Year with...
A fun and engaging service geared towards families with children Pre-K through 8 years of age. Hear the shofar, sing holiday music, and listen to...
During the Tashlich ceremony, which translates to "casting off," we symbolically cast off the sins of the previous year by tossing crumbs into the stream...
