Pesach 2021

Sell Your Chametz

Deadline: Friday, March 26 by 8:30 am
Click here to learn more.

SCHEDULE OF SERVICES

Sunday, Mar 28 • 9:30 am
Joint Holiday services with Beth Am in Baltimore*
Etz Hayim

Monday, Mar 29• 9:30 am
Joint Holiday services with Beth Am in Baltimore*
Etz Hayim

Friday, Apr 2 • 6:00 pm
Erev Shabbat & Passover Service

Saturday, Apr 3 • 9:30 am
Shabbat and Holiday Services
Reading of Shir Ha'Shirim
Etz Hayim

Sunday, Apr 4 • 9:30 am
Holiday Services
~11:00 am - Yizkor Service
Etz Hayim

PRE-PASSOVER PREPARATION PROGRAM (P-4)
•      •      •      •      •      •      •     •      •       •      •      •      •      •      •      •     •      •       •      •      •      •      •      •      •     •      •       •      •      •      •      •      •      •     •      • 

THE BARE NECESSITIES:
WHAT IS NEEDED FOR A SEDER?

Sunday, Feb 28 at 10:30 am

Learn how to personalize and jazz up your Seder! Rabbi Werbow will cover what you must include and what is additional material.

Click here to watch the livestream.

GETTING READY TO LEAVE EGYPT

Thursday, March 11 at 7:00 pm

In every generation we are asked to see ourselves as if we left Egypt with our ancestors. How do we do this? Join Rabbi Werbow as we find answers in the sources of our tradition.

Click here to watch the livestream.

SEPHARDIC PASSOVER SING -ALONG WITH LOOLWA KHAZOOM

Sunday, March 14 at 6:00 pm

Sing at the top of your lungs as Loolwa introduces us to Passover melodies in Judeo-Arabic and Hebrew from the Iraqi tradition.

Click here to watch the livestream.

SIYYUM BECHORIM

Thursday, March 25 at 8:00 am

Rabbi Werbow will complete the study of Mishna Megillah with the last pieces of the masechet, followed by a
special kaddish and celebratory meal (in your own home). All are welcome, first born or not.

Click here to learn more.

SEDER LO B'SEDER

Sunday, March 28 at 6:30 pm

Why is this night "lo b'seder"?
Because we'll do some pieces "out of order"!
Whatever the order, join the Werbow family for a
2nd night seder filled with joy and meaning.

Click here to learn more.

  YOUTH EVENTS
•      •      •      •      •      •      •     •      •       •      •      •      •      •      •      •     •      •       •      •      •      •      •      •      •     •      •       •      •      •      •      •      •      •     •      • 

TI TOTS SONG & STORY TIME

Sunday, Mar 14 at 10:00 am

Join Tot families in person to listen to stories and participate in a sing along.

Click here to learn more.

KADIMA SPRINGTIME CELEBRATION & VIRTUAL REALITY

Sunday, Mar 21 at 5:00 pm

Learn how to build virtual reality spaces using Mozilla Hubs and Mozilla Spokes to be able to build our dream spring gardens and spaces! 

Click here to learn more.

TI TEENS 10 PLAGUES ZOOM PLAY

Sunday, Mar 21 at 7:00 pm

Create a skit through a series
of creative writing prompts
and improv games.

Click here to register.

MAOT HITIN

With the approach of spring and Passover, it
has long been the tradition of congregations to establish
a "Maot Hitin" fund which will be used to help the impoverished Jews of our city to prepare for Passover,
the great festival of liberation. 

It is incumbent upon all of us to assure that
everyone in our midst can provide the necessary food
for a Passover Seder and for the observance of the holiday in general.

Please contribute by filling out this form or by sending a check (marked 'Rabbi's Discretionary Fund -  Maot Hitin') so that we have adequate funds to help the manyJews who will be turning to us prior to Passover.  Your generosity will enrich other Jewish families physically and spiritually, as they are able to celebrate this holiday of freedom.

Chag Sameach from all of us at Tifereth Israel.

Sincerely,

Rabbi Michael Werbow

PASSOVER FOOD DELIVERIES
Sunday, April 10, 9:00 am
Sponsored by the TI Social Action Committee

Each year, TI members deliver food baskets for
Passover and Rosh Hashanah to less fortunate Jewish families and individuals in the community.
This simple effort permits many to celebrate
the Holidays with joy and provides them with
the traditional foods that are such an integral
part of the chaggim.

The project is undertaken in conjunction with Project Hope, sponsored by B'nai B'rith, and needy recipients are identified by JSSA. This year, TI will be assigned over 50 packages and volunteers will be needed to deliver the packages to residences of identified individuals. Click here to sign up to volunteer.

Click here to learn more about the Social Action Committee.