Conservative Shabbat Service
Shabbat Morning Conservative Service
A Reform and Conservative Synagogue Serving the Rivertowns
Shabbat Morning Conservative Service
A friendly, non-competitive (no betting) gathering at Temple Beth Abraham to play Mah Jongg. $2/game for guests Email adulted@tba-ny.org or call the temple office (914)...
7:00-8:00pm Beginning Instruction 8:00-10:00pm Open Dancing $10 for TBA members, $15 for visitors, $5 for Jr. High, High School and University students
6:00 PM Dinner by Reservation only: click here to reserve online 7:00PM Reform Kabbalat Shabbat (Welcoming the Sabbath) services
Shabbat Morning Conservative Service
Judaism and Reproductive Rights: Brunch and Panel Discussion Sunday, March 3, 12:30pm Jewish attitudes and practices regarding reproductive rights are shaped by our religious teachings,...
A friendly, non-competitive (no betting) gathering at Temple Beth Abraham to play Mah Jongg. $2/game for guests Email adulted@tba-ny.org or call the temple office (914)...
Community Conversation on Co-Occurring Disorders https://theharrisproject.org/
BOT meetings are open to all congregants
7:00-8:00pm Beginning Instruction 8:00-10:00pm Open Dancing Please sign up in advance with Eventbrite $10 for TBA members, $15 for visitors, $5 for Jr. High, High...
Reader's Choice! - Amos Oz To honor this renown author, book club members should select one of the many works of Mr. Oz We will...
Hal’luhu b’tof umachol - Praise God with drum and dance Join Cantor Margot & Nadav Snir-Zelniker for Friday night DRUMMING Reform Shabbat service tonight!
Shabbat Morning Conservative Service
In the aftermath of the Iranian revolution, rare-gem dealer Isaac Amin is arrested, wrongly accused of being a spy. Terrified by his disappearance, his family...
A friendly, non-competitive (no betting) gathering at Temple Beth Abraham to play Mah Jongg. $2/game for guests Email adulted@tba-ny.org or call the temple office (914)...
The dedicated young men, women and leaders of the Boy and Girl Scouts arrive in uniform and Rabbi Holtz and Cantor Goldberg will call them...