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		Fri. March 12 5:30 pm Tot Shabbat 6 pm Tot Dinner, songs, and popsicles 7:30 pm Shabbat Service with 2nd Grade Oneg Shabbat Sat. March 13 8:50 am Torah Study 9:30 am Saturday Morning Minyan 10 am Sanctuary Service Click the image below to go to our new TBE Tots site!
Welcome! We hope you find our services, as well as our educational, social justice and social opportunities varied and of interest. Please call the office with any questions. Interested in Joining TBE? Please Click here for membership materials. Four Ways to Contribute to Haiti Relief 1. Union for Reform Judaism http://urj.org/ 2. American Jewish World Service http://ajws.org/ 3. By check to TBE (note: Haiti Relief in the memo section) 4. American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee (JDC) https://www.jdc.org/donation/donate.aspx
Upcoming Events: Winter Adult Education Spirituality Book Club April 6, 7:30 pm. Who Needs God by Rabbi Harold Kushner. Shabbat Dinner Friday, March 19, 6 pm Home-made roasted vegetable lasagna, Ceasar salad, green beans, and garlic bread. Dinner is $10 per person. Tot dinners also offered. Please make your reservation here, and join us for dinner before the 7:30 service. Brotherhood Men's Seder Thursday, March 25th at 7pm Charge is $15 for paid members, $25 for non members, and free with new membership to brotherhood, $40. Brotherhood seder uses the MRJ Hagaddah. A non-traditional seder meal for men of meat and potatoes, with vegetables will be served. This is not your Zadie's Seder! Please join us. RSVP by March 19 by clicking here. TBE Second Night Seder Tuesday, March 30, 6 pm in our social hall. Full seder led by Rabbi Levy and Cantor Rose. Catered by Simply Scrumptious. Adults $18; Children 4-12, $15; Tots 3 and under, free. For more information and to RSVP please click here. Jewish Hikers of Michigan - First Hike in 2010 Sunday, April 18, 1pm Saginaw Forest Natural Reservation For more information, click here. Mitzvah Day, 2010 Saturday, May 1, 9 am or 1 pm Partnering with Habitat for Humanity Huron Valley. We will be working with homeowners and staff painting, landscaping and doing small repairs at Habitat for Humanity Huron Valley's oldest and largest neighborhood in Ypsilanti near Perry School. Join in at either the morning (9-noon) or afternoon (1-4) shift, and all are welcome for lunch and a service at noon. For more details and to see the letter we sent to President Obama, click here.