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Temple Beth Israel (TBI) is a center for Jewish life, embracing traditional wisdom with contemporary insight. We promote the spiritual, educational, and social well-being of our members, the Jewish people of Lane County, and the larger community.

TBI is a member of the Jewish Reconstructionist Movement. We welcome people of all Jewish backgrounds, interfaith families, and people exploring Judaism, as well as Jews and explorers of Judaism of all races and of all sexual and gender identities. Whether you are religious, cultural, atheist, agnostic, or searching, there is a place for you at TBI!

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Current & Upcoming Events

Song Circle with Molly Bajgot
Wednesday, Nov 13, 7:00 pm, at TBI

Join Molly Bajgot on her West Coast tour for an evening of music from Molly’s original album of Jewish music, Revelry, along with unrecorded new music that weaves together liturgy and original prayers for transformation. Come sing out and be sung to! You are invited to show up as you are.

Molly Bajgot (she/her) is a queer Jewish musician, educator, and organizer living on Nipmuc & Pocumtuc land in Easthampton, MA. Molly writes songs of hope and healing and original melodies to enliven Jewish liturgy. Her music comes from places of pain, joy, grief, and a commitment to life and beauty. Molly leads music, prayer, and life cycle rituals locally and nationally with a commitment to collective liberation. She is currently on tour with her first full album of original Jewish music, Revelry, released in February, 2024. CLICK HERE to learn more about her offerings and to contact her.

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Rastafari and Judaism w/Andrea Shankman, PhD
Sundays: Nov 3 & 10, 1:00-2:15 pm
TBI

Want to learn about the strong and fascinating connection? Learn how: Rastafari’s basic tenets are grounded in Judaism, aspects of Reggae music and Rastafarian iconography are influenced by Judaism, and the concepts of Babylon and Zion are integral to Rastafari.

» More details and sign up are here

Exploring Mindfulness in Judaism w/Barry Nobel, JD, PhD
Sundays: Nov 3 & 10, 1:00-2:15 pm
TBI

Although mindfulness has become very popular during the past two decades, it is less well known that the development of mindfulness lies at the heart of the Jewish way of life. We will explore the benefits of mindfulness practice and its role in leading a fulfilling Jewish life. We will also practice together (in short stretches) and examine ways to overcome the major obstacles to developing a dedicated practice. Beginners & experienced practitioners alike are welcome! $18 for members; $36 for non-members. Registration deadline is Nov 9th. Minimum of 5 participants.

»  Learn more and sign up here

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Fighting Antisemitism, Reclaiming Conflict

You can read Rabbi Ruhi Sophia’s Rosh Hashanah sermon by clicking HERE.by clicking HERE.

TBI supports the efforts of HCAO (Health Care for All Oregon)

HCAO provides the education and advocacy that will be needed for a publicly funded healthcare system to pass the Oregon legislature.  Other faith groups, unions, and businesses have already signed on as endorsers—AFSCME public sector union locals, AFL-CIO locals, Oregon Nurses, many, many churches; over 130 organizations and businesses at last count. TBI is now a member of the Faith Caucus supporting this effort!

»  Learn more here

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Host an Oneg!

We’re looking for volunteer oneg hosts. Two or three items are all that’s needed. We know life is busy, so keep it simple.

»  Sign up here or contact the office

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Order a Yahrzeit Plaque

Yahrzeit Plaques are $300.
Please complete the fields in the form. If you would like to speak with someone first, please contact John in the office.

»  Order here

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Community Shabbat Lunches

Lunches are held from 12:30 to 1:30pm after most Shabbat morning services! (They are not held after B’nei Mitzvah or Shabbat Alive.) For a suggested donation of $100 (to cover costs), you can sponsor a lunch in honor or in memory of someone, or to celebrate a simcha. When you sponsor, the Shabbat lunch volunteers will use your donation to purchase items and prepare the lunch.

» Donate here

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Latest Offerings from our Rabbi
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Kol Haneshamah

Community members who do not have a printed copy of Kol Haneshamah can use these links to view or download PDF files and follow along with live-streamed services from home.

»  Daily Prayerbook
»  Shabbat Vehagim
»  Prayers for a House of Mourning

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Family Programming

Shalom, families! Temple Beth Israel has a variety of programming for all ages. There’s something for everyone!

»  See more about family programming

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