Temple Beth Tikvah

196 Durham Road · PO Box 1269 · Madison · CT · 06443
Phone: (203) 245-7028   Fax: (203) 318-0398

       
       
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Welcome to our Website!

Temple Beth Tikvah is a full service Reform congregation founded more than 30 years ago. Presently, more than 320 families participate in our worship, educational, and social programs. We are conveniently located near I-95, in the heart of the New Haven – Old Saybrook shoreline of Connecticut.

We have developed contemporary traditions reflecting our times, and our very special shoreline ambiance. Since TBT would be the only synagogue within the area, its founders envisioned policies, rituals, and practices accommodating the diversity of Jews increasingly populating the shoreline.

TBT serves as the focus of Jewish Community life on the shoreline. We are proud of our extensive programming for Jews in all the stages of life. Our Nursery and Religious Schools enjoy substantial enrollments. Our worship experiences are traditional, creative, and intellectually stimulating.

We hope you will consider becoming an active member of our vibrant Jewish community.

The 5772 TBT Annual Fund is underway.

Please make your donation today!

Click on the links below to read our letter

describing the importance of the annual fund

and to print a donation form.

 Thank you for supporting Temple Beth Tikvah!

Importance of Annual Fund                Donation Form

 
 

"Fashioning and Affirming Religious Identity
for Ourselves and Our Children"

A four-part interactive workshop co-sponsored by
Congregation Beth Shalom Rodfe Zedek,
Temple Beth Tikvah and Jewish Family Service of New Haven
for parents of religious school students from all grades

Sunday mornings from 10:00-11:30am
November 6, 2011, December 4, 2011, January 8, 2012 & February 12, 2012
at the Guest House Retreat Center, Route 148 (Killingworth/Cheshire Line)
tuition for each participant: $6.00 (for the four-part program)

Session Topics:
"Our Journeys"
"Our Religious Background and How It Impacts on Our Identity"
"Our Children and Their Religious Identities"
"Visioning the Journey Ahead"

Each session will include a light breakfast and an opportunity to connect with the other participants and the faculty. There will be a brief time for study of some texts and a facilitated dialogue reflecting the session topic.

The Faculty:
Rabbi Hesch Sommer, Coordinator of Pastoral Care, Pastoral Counseling and Community Outreach Services for Jewish Family Service of New Haven
Rabbi Rachel Goldenberg, Spiritual Leader of Congregation Beth Shalom Rodfe Zedek, Chester
Rabbi Claudio Kogan, Spiritual Leader of Temple Beth Tikvah, Madison
Belinda Brennan, Religious School Director, Congregation Beth Shalom Rodfe Zedek
Marcia Geringer, Religious School Director, Temple Beth Tikvah
 

 
 
 

TBT Nursery School
PASSPORT TO FUN!!

ARTS ENRICHMENT PROGRAM

6 WEEKS

WEDNESDAYS 1-3 P.M.

JANUARY 11 - FEBRUARY 15

Students will “travel” to a different country each week.

Click here to read more ....

 

EREV SHABBAT SERVICES

January 6 (6:00 pm)
 Kabbalat Shabbat Service
(followed by carry-in dairy dinner)

January 13 (7:00 pm)
Family Shabbat Service

January 20 (7:30 pm)
Mens Club Shabbat Service )

January 27 (7:30 pm)
Erev Shabbat Service
 

 

 
 

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Union for Reform Judaism

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