Beth Tikvah was founded in 1996, to meet the needs of the growing
population in Westborough and the surrounding towns that desired a
modern, progressive path to Judaism with a family feel.
Our goal is to enrich Jewish life by providing for education,
ritual,social growth, and community service, in a warm, welcoming
atmosphere for all.
Rabbi Michael Swarttz is our spiritual leader. Cindy Avergon is our
Educational Coordinator. We have a regular schedule of services and all
members of the community are invited to attend!
Registration for the 2012-2103 School Year is now open. Although you do
not have to be a member to register for Religious School, membership
does have its benefits. See our Membership section for more information. Registration forms are available in the Beth Tikvah lobby. You can find form fill-able forms here.
This is an exciting time for Beth Tikvah Synagogue, and we hope that you will help us to sustain and build on our recent successes that help provide an important spirit of Jewish community and continuity in MetroWest.
Membership dues and High Holy Day seat income only cover a small part of our operating costs. In order to maintain the Synagogue, we rely on the contributions and support of our members and friends. Contributions may be made by using the button icon on the header of this page. All contributions are appreciated, and we work hard to deserve your continuing support. We thank you in advance for your consideration and support!
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| 5/19/2012 | Religious Services | Shabbat service | Service begins at 9:30am
Usher: Jonathan Rappaport
Kiddush: Harris Family
Kiddush: Nissenbaum Family |
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| 5/27/2012 | Religious Services | Yizkor - Torah Study | RSVP's needed Time to be determined |
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| 5/29/2012 | Adult Programs | Book Group | NOTE THE DATE CHANGE!
The next meeting
of the Beth Tikvah and Hadassah book club group will be Tuesday May 29,
2012, at Barbara Barry's house. We will be discussing the book,
"The Ghost of Hannah Mendes" by Naomi Ragen. From Amazon.com:
"When Catherine da Costa, a wealthy Manhattan matron, learns she has only
a short time to live, she realizes that her family tree will die unless
she passes on its legacy and traditions to her granddaughters. But
Suzanne and Francesca, beautiful young women caught up in trendy causes
and ambitious careers, have no interest in the past. Catherine almost
despairs until one night she is visited by the ghost of her family's
anscestor, an indomitable Renaissance businesswoman named Hannah Mandes.
The
ghost of Hannah Mendes encourages Catherine to use every trick in the
book to coerce the granddaughters to journey across Europe and acquaint
themselves with their roots. While the sisters honor their
grandmother's request out of loyalty, they believe their quest is
futile--until it starts to uncover ancient pages from Hannah Mendes's
fascinating memoir, and brings new loves into their lives."
Please let EJ Dotts know if you plan to attend |
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| 6/1/2012 | Religious Services | Friday evening Service | Service begins at 7:30pm
Usher: Carolyn Spring
Kiddush: Lauren and Brad Smith
Kiddush: Spring Family |
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| 6/9/2012 | Religious Services | Shabbat Service | Service begins at 9:30am
Cohen Bat Mitzvah
Usher: Michael Smith
Kiddush: Siegel Family
Kiddush: Secrest/Katz Family |
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