Rabbi Howard Nacht (516) 221-2370 x 21 (516) 220-2718 cell phone for pastoral emergencies RabbiNacht@temple-bnai-torah.org Cantor Rica Timman (516) 221-2370 x 19 (914) 582-2220 cell phone for pastoral emergencies cantortimman@temple-bnai-torah.org
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP IN THE TEMPLE B’NAI TORAH COMMUNITY? Full participation within our community is welcomed and encouraged. There are a number of opportunities for social, spiritual, religious and intellectual growth, as a way to advance personal development and meaningful connections. Just to mention a few of our many ways to […]
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From the Union’s publications, Wake-Up Rituals: Crafting Jewish Tradition for Young Childrenand Jewish Bedtime Ritualsproduced by the Department of Lifelong Jewish Learning.
UPON WAKING
Modeh Ani is the traditional prayer to be said by children. Hold your child in a chair or sit on the bed with them, and share a special moment of closeness before
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Shehecheyanu – Celebrating a Festive Occasion
Baruch atah Adonai, Eloheinu Melech haolam,
shehehchehyanu, v’kiy’manu, v’higianu laz’man hazeh.
We praise You, Adonai our God, Sovereign of the universe, for giving us life,
for sustaining us, and for enabling us to reach this season.
Washing Hands
It is customary to remove all jewelry from…
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Brotherhood Men of the Year BROTHERHOOD’S MAN OF THE YEAR WAS PRESENTED TO TWO VERY ACTIVE AND DESERVING MEMBERS. ARNIE MINSKY PRESENTED THE AWARDS TO MICKEY HORWITZ AND RICHARD TEPPER
Join Brotherhood on Tuesday September 17 for Italian Night with Italian food, Vino and Music It’s a great time to get together with friends: to socialize, to schmooze, to mangia, to enjoy! Cocktails: 7 pm; Dinner: 7:45 pm in the Kiddush Lounge Program: Isabell Fernandez, an environmental educator at Tackapausha Museum and Preserve, will […]
Cantor Rica Timman is delighted to join the TBT family! Prior to this post she enjoyed sixteen years of distinguished service to Temple Beth El in Closter, New Jersey and twelve years of service to Temple Emanu-El in Lynbrook, New York. In this exciting transition year leading toward the merger with Temple Emanu-El of East Meadow, […]
By Howard Lev , During Friday evening services, I use T’filah HaLev (Prayers of the Heart) to reflect on my thoughts about the previous week and the days to come. Lately, my thoughts have turned mostly to what is wrong in America. Though prayer may not provide answers, I find comfort in […]
Brotherhood Men of the Year BROTHERHOOD’S MAN OF THE YEAR WAS PRESENTED TO TWO VERY ACTIVE AND DESERVING MEMBERS. ARNIE MINSKY PRESENTED THE AWARDS TO MICKEY HORWITZ AND RICHARD TEPPER
2900 Jerusalem Avenue, Wantagh, NY 11793 (516) 221-2370 August, 2017 Dear Temple B’nai Torah Members, Every year at TBT is a positive adventure. One thing remains constant. We all work as a team to make sure that all individuals of varying ages are able to enjoy a variety of experiences […]
Join us Monday, September 30th, 2013 at 7:45 p.m.. In the Kiddush Lounge All temple members and their friends are invited to join us. “Bud” Livingston, a noted lecturer, sports historian, educator, will lead a presentation on the baseball life and times of Jackie Robinson, the baseball great. His presentations are sprinkled […]
Chanukah, meaning “dedication” in Hebrew, refers to the joyous eight-day celebration during which Jews commemorate the victory of the Macabees over the armies of Syria in 165 B.C.E. and the subsequent liberation and “re-dedication” of the Temple in Jerusalem. The modern home celebration of Chanukah centers around the lighting of the chanukiah, a…
Chanukah, meaning “dedication” in Hebrew, refers to the joyous eight-day celebration during which Jews commemorate the victory of the Macabees over the armies of Syria in 165 B.C.E. and the subsequent liberation and “re-dedication” of the Temple in Jerusalem. The modern home celebration of Chanukah centers around the lighting of the chanukiah, a…
Chanukah (alternately spelled Hanukkah), meaning “dedication” in Hebrew, refers to the joyous eight-day celebration during which Jews commemorate the victory of the Maccabees over the armies of Syria in 165 B.C.E. and the subsequent liberation and “rededication” of the Temple in Jerusalem. The modern home celebration of Chanukah centers around the lighting of the chanukiyah, […]
Brotherhood Men of the Year BROTHERHOOD’S MAN OF THE YEAR WAS PRESENTED TO TWO VERY ACTIVE AND DESERVING MEMBERS. ARNIE MINSKY PRESENTED THE AWARDS TO MICKEY HORWITZ AND RICHARD TEPPER
TBT Sisterhood’s mission is to connect women with each other through education, spirituality, fundraising, support of Reform Judaism and the creation of lifelong relationships—making our impact on the world stronger, generation to generation. l’dor va dor
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TEMPLE B’NAI TORAH Couples Club Circle of Friends Join Us For An Evening Of Fun MILITARY BRIDGE Saturday October 5, 2013 Temple B’nai Torah Kiddush Lounge It’s not military and it’s not bridge, and you don’t have to know how to play. Our master of ceremonies will lead us in a game of flags. […]
TEMPLE B’NAI TORAH Couples Club. Sunday September 22, 2013 46th Street & 12th Avenue The Intrepid is dedicated to the exhibition and interpretation of history, science and service as related to its home aboard the USS Intrepid, a National Historic Landmark. As you explore the Museum you will be able to examine original artifacts, view […]
JOIN US FOR DAILY MINYAN Not only will we be able to fulfill the important mitzvah of helping others recite the Mourners Kaddish, it is a wonderful way to open our hearts and minds allowing God’s presence into our lives. Morning Minyan Monday – Friday 7:30 am Sundays 9:00 am
How often do you have services? We have services Erev Shabbat and on Shabbat. How many members does Temple B’nai Torah have? We currently have over 500 families. What do I get for my membership dues? Oodles. On top of the regular benefits of membership like High Holy Day tickets, access to summer […]
Our Congregation offers endless opportunities for young families to get involved. From services to social events, there is something for everyone. Cafe Shabbat Music – On the 3rd Friday of each month (November – May) Chai families and friends celebrate Shabbat with a family dinner at 6:30pm followed by a musical service at 7:00pm. Tot […]
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Interfaith For over 30 years, Reform Judaism been committed to welcoming interfaith couples into our community. Interfaith issues impact entire families. Grandparents, parents and children all face challenges posed by differing religions and cultures. The most important thing to remember is that you are not alone. We are here to serve as a resource for […]
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Welcome to our place… Temple B’nai Torah’s mission is to embody, enhance and perpetuate Jewish tradition by providing a welcoming spiritual home where the community gathers to worship God, study Torah, engage in acts of Tikun Olam (repairing the world), participate in Jewish rituals and life cycle events and experience the joy of being part […]
Contribute to the Kosher Food Pantry (Sponsored by the Chai Club of Temple B’nai Torah) We are still collecting food that will go to UJA Kosher Pantry. The Kosher Food Pantry assists families and individuals by providing nutritious non-perishable food packages. Please donate kosher dry and canned goods. Cans should be small in size (not industrial). Food […]
Summer Fair Vendor Flyer Summer Fair Vendor Contract THE BROTHERHOOD OF TEMPLE B’NAI TORAH SPONSORS ITS 24th ANNUAL FUNDRAISER SUMMER FAIR SUNDAY, July 29, 2018 10 AM – 5 PM FREE ADMISSION LOCAL MERCHANTS QUALITY VENDORS COMMUNITY FAIR NEW MERCHANDISE, HAND CRAFTED ITEMS ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES […]
Click to enlarge. We invite you to send us the name(s) of loved ones who are facing the challenge of illness, that we may support them, and you, by inclusion in our communal Mi Sheberakh prayers. The Mi Sheberakh prayer is one of the central Jewish prayers for those who are facing the challenge of […]
Hesed (Loving kindness) Our mission is to enhance and nurture the spirit of community within our growing congregation by addressing the emotional and/or special needs of all our congregants throughout their individual life cycle events. Every member is a Hesed Haver and may be called upon to help celebrate, support and/or comfort others in need within […]
TASHLICH Thursday, September 5th, 2013, at approximately 1:30 p.m. – immediately after services Tashlich is a long standing Jewish practice of symbolically casting off sins into a large body of flowing water. DIRECTIONS TO FOREST CITY PARK 1.From Temple B’nai Torah cross Jerusalem Avenue and go north on Oakfield […]
Tu B’Shevat or the “New Year of the Trees” is Jewish Arbor Day. We celebrate by rejoicing in the fruit of the tree and the fruit of the vine, celebrating the splendid, abundant gifts of the natural world which give our senses delight and our bodies’ life. It was originally believed to be […]
TASHLICH Thursday, September 5th, 2013, at approximately 1:30 p.m. – immediately after services Tashlich is a long standing Jewish practice of symbolically casting off sins into a large body of flowing water. DIRECTIONS TO FOREST CITY PARK 1.From Temple B’nai Torah cross Jerusalem Avenue and go north on Oakfield […]
Judaism is more than just a religion: it’s a culture, a language, a way of life. And, integrated fully into these Jewish traditions are unique words and sayings. Though words may have different roots or origins (Hebrew, Yiddish, German), their meanings are universal throughout the Jewish community. This glossary introduces some of the more common
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Ahavat ger, welcoming the stranger, is among the most important tenets of Reform Judaism. We welcome interfaith families into our communities and encourage their participation in our congregations. A pamphlet that answers basic questions about conversion in an easily accessible question and answer format. https://urj.org/life/conversion/qa/
Tishah B’Av means “Ninth of Av” and refers to a Jewish day of fasting and mourning.
Excerpted from The Jewish Home by Daniel B. Syme. URJ Press
Traditionally Tishah B’Av is the darkest of all days, a time set aside for mourning the destruction of both ancient Temples in Jerusalem. As on Yom Kippur, the fast extends until the following sundown. In
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| NOTE: Each holiday begins and ends at sundown on the days listed. | |||||
| Jewish Year | 5772 |
5773 | 5774 | 5775 | 5776 |
| Secular Year | Sep ’11 – Sep ’12 |
Sep ’12 – Sep ’13 |
Sep ’13 – Sep ’14 |
Sep ’14 – Sep ’15 |
Sep ’15 – Sep ’16 |
| S’LICHOT SERVICE | Sep 24 | Sep 8 | Aug 31 | Sep 20 | Sep 5 |
| ROSH HASHANAH |
Sep 28-30 |
Sep 16-18 | Sep 4-6 | Sep 24-26 | Sep 13-15 |
| YOM KIPPUR | Oct 7-8 |
Sep 25-26 |
Sep 13-14 | Oct 3-4 |
Sep 22-23 |
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Dear Mr. Venditto, The members of The Jewish War Veterans Lt. Irwin Weiss Post 724 would like to thank you and your staff for providing us with American Flags to be placed on the graves of servicemen who gave their lives in WW2. Today that annual ritual took place at the Wellwood Cemetery. Leonard Honig, […]
This is a youth group for children in 4th-6th grade. This group meets about once a month during the school year for events such as laser tag, bowling, and holiday parties. Becoming a member includes a FREE tshirt, discounts on all our events, and the opportunity to participate in Regional Camp. We hope that you […]
Ann Lazare Nursery School Director 2900 JERUSALEM AVENUE WANTAGH, NEW YORK 11793 Telephone (516) 221-2370 x 18 nuggysmom@aol.com (516) 781-KIDS
Announcing the 2013 Epstein Communicate Award Recipients! Communicate is the online resource bank of over 2,600 programs and ideas that has been created exclusively for URJ congregations and their members. Every two years, summaries in several categories are selected to receive an Epstein Award recognizing those congregations’ outstanding programming. Award recipients receive a […]
Simchat Bat (Baby Naming for Girls) Girls are also brought into our covenant with the Divine when they are babies. Although the preference for a ceremony marking this may vary from family to family, here at Temple B’nai Torah we accommodate two types of ceremony. One such ceremony may involve blessings by the parents […]
The true blessing of community can be seen during our most profound lifecycle moments. This is most evident in the Jewish rituals surrounding death and mourning. The clergy of Temple B’nai Torah are available to counsel and help you each step of the way when you find yourself or a loved one at this stage […]
Youth group for 2nd and 3rd graders who want a fun place to play after Torah School on Sundays. Activities have included laser tag, pajama parties, Hanukkah parties, a Chocolate Seder and many more. If you want to check out our activities, RSVP for one of our fun events and give it a try. It’s […]
By Howard Lev , During Friday evening services, I use T’filah HaLev (Prayers of the Heart) to reflect on my thoughts about the previous week and the days to come. Lately, my thoughts have turned mostly to what is wrong in America. Though prayer may not provide answers, I find comfort in […]
I’ve attended countless bar and bat mitzvah ceremonies throughout the years, including those of family members, my children’s classmates, and adult b’nai mitzvah, for men and women who never had a bar or bat mitzvah growing up. My daughter and I recently attended the second bar mitzvah of a member of our synagogue who just […]
WHAT ARE THE BENEFITS OF MEMBERSHIP IN THE TEMPLE B’NAI TORAH COMMUNITY? Full participation within our community is welcomed and encouraged. There are a number of opportunities for social, spiritual, religious and intellectual growth, as a way to advance personal development and meaningful connections. Just to mention a few of our many ways to […]
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Ann Lazare Nursery School Director 2900 JERUSALEM AVENUE WANTAGH, NEW YORK 11793 Telephone (516) 221-2370 x 18 nuggysmom@aol.com (516) 781-KIDS
Temple B’nai Torah Nursery School 2900 Jerusalem Avenue, Wantagh, NY 11793 (516) 781-KIDS Register by February 15th and receive an Early Bird Discount $100 per child for the 3 & 4 year old classes * $50 per child Toddler Class Application Date: _____________________ Child’s Name: __________________________ Class: _________ Tuition: $_____________ Date of Birth: […]
Rabbi Howard Nacht (516) 221-2370 x 21 (516) 220-2718 cell phone for pastoral emergencies RabbiNacht@temple-bnai-torah.org Cantor Rica Timman (516) 221-2370 x 19 (914) 582-2220 cell phone for pastoral emergencies cantortimman@temple-bnai-torah.org
Cantor Rica Timman is delighted to join the TBT family! Prior to this post she enjoyed sixteen years of distinguished service to Temple Beth El in Closter, New Jersey and twelve years of service to Temple Emanu-El in Lynbrook, New York. In this exciting transition year leading toward the merger with Temple Emanu-El of East Meadow, […]
History of our legacy congregations: Temple Judea and The Suburban Temple The 1950s were an awesome period for the Jewish communities on the south east shores of Nassau County. There was a great influx of Jewish folk from Brooklyn, The Bronx and other areas of New York City. Most of the newcomers came from orthodox […]
TBT 2017-2018 BOARD OF TRUSTEES President Les Kule Treasurer Stephen Nussbaum Financial Secretary Alan Loewenstein Recording Secretary Helaine Schnall Vice Presidents Executive Vice President Joni Christie Vice President Julia Brite Vice President Jan Friedman Vice President Shelly Lomove Associates Co-Pres. Brotherhood Mickey Horwitz President Chai Club Tessa Kean Co-Pres. Circle of Friends Ben […]
TEMPLE B’NAI TORAH 2900 Jerusalem Avenue Wantagh, NY 11793 e-mail temple@temple-bnai-torah.org Main Telephone: 516-221-2370 Ext. (see below) Sue-Ellen Pennington Administrator spennington@temple-bnai-torah.org #13 Meredith Lubin Religious School Director mlubin@temple-bnai-torah.org #24 or Religious School: 221-2374 Paula Metzger Accounts Receivable Bookkeeper paula@temple-bnai-torah.org # 15 Marilyn Pomeranz General Temple Assistant marilyn@temple-bnai-torah.org #10 Mary Dolan Religious School […]
Rabbi / Cantor Howard Nacht grew up in Newark, New Jersey, where he first experienced pluralism in Judaism by attending Hebrew school at a liberal Conservative synagogue and praying next to his grandfather, z”l, at the Brisker Shul (Orthodox). It is this background that has enabled him to feel comfortable in a variety of […]
After months of planning and design, this week we finally unveiled the new BRS website – www.brsonline.org We are very proud of its great features including a FAQ section for people who live here, those looking to move and those visiting. We have videos, podcasts, a blog, photo galleries, and much more. We have also […]
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This rich challah dough is not formed into braids for the High Holy Days, rather it is shaped in the form of a turban or snail. This is symbolic of the hope that the year will be filled with continuous good health and well being. If the challah is made into one very large challah there is the risk that the center will be under baked or the outer…
Announcing the 2013 Epstein Communicate Award Recipients! Communicate is the online resource bank of over 2,600 programs and ideas that has been created exclusively for URJ congregations and their members. Every two years, summaries in several categories are selected to receive an Epstein Award recognizing those congregations’ outstanding programming. Award recipients receive a […]
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The Group offers educational and social programs and opportunities to young adults between the ages of 21 and 39. There are many paths to community. Congregants can choose from a wide range of groups and activities, including Youth Groups, Shmingles, Brotherhood, Sisterhood, PTA, Couples Club and Chai Club.
Friday, July 29, 2016 6:30 pm, BYO Picnic Dinner 7:30 pm, Picnic erev Shabbat Service Outside on Temple Lawn 2013
SATURDAY MORNING Judy and Marc Herbert lead the Shabbat Torah Study group – a group of lay congregants who meet every Shabbat from 9:30 – 11:00 AM. The group is working its way through the entire Tanakh (Hebrew Bible), reading it in English. This long-standing, lay-led group meets to read, study, debate, and enjoy our […]
Celebrating shabbat at home with family and friends creates a warm and wonderful end to your week. Saying or singing blessings over family, candles, wine and challah helps make it sacred. Enjoy this guide from Larchmont Temple, NY. Shabbat Shalom!
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TBT Sisterhood’s mission is to connect women with each other through education, spirituality, fundraising, support of Reform Judaism and the creation of lifelong relationships—making our impact on the world stronger, generation to generation. l’dor va dor
September 2017, Dear Women of Temple B’nai Torah, We cordially invite you to become a member of our Temple Sisterhood for 2017/2018. Our monthly meetings present opportunities to socialize, learn, and network with other interesting women. Joining Sisterhood will certainly enable you to establish a connection with YOUR temple. You can join Sisterhood by […]
Welcome to our temple’s opportunities…Check back here regularly for outside opportunities and grants available to our Temple Membership. Enjoy! See Rabbi Bellows or Elisa Blank and learn how you can get up to $1000 off of your first summer at a Jewish sleep away camp. Temple B’nai Torah offers additional scholarships to any students going […]
Sundays at 1PM in the Kiddush Lounge Led and moderated by Cantor Sher January 24th: Cast A Giant Shadow March 13th: One Day You Will Understand
Need a Hall? Call: (516) 221-2370, speak to Sue-Ellen Pennington for pricing information. Our banquet hall is able to accommodate up to 300 people! (Set up in photos for Bar/Bat Mitzvah) Our smaller party room is able to accommodate up to 70 people. (Set up in photos for Baby […]
We are an international Jewish youth group for 7th-12th grade teens. Our chapter is a closely knit group of dynamic kids that participate in twice monthly Lounge Nights, Regional Activities, as well as monthly weekend programming. We strives to provide participants with a strong Jewish identity as well as a social network of Jewish friends. […]
Tu B’Shevat or the “New Year of the Trees” is Jewish Arbor Day. We celebrate by rejoicing in the fruit of the tree and the fruit of the vine, celebrating the splendid, abundant gifts of the natural world which give our senses delight and our bodies’ life. It was originally believed to be […]
Simchat Bat (Baby Naming for Girls) Girls are also brought into our covenant with the Divine when they are babies. Although the preference for a ceremony marking this may vary from family to family, here at Temple B’nai Torah we accommodate two types of ceremony. One such ceremony may involve blessings by the parents […]
Click to enlarge. You are invited and encouraged to let us know the name and yahrzeit of your beloved ones who have departed from us. We will honor their memory by announcing their name at our synagogue during services. May you be comforted among all the mourners of Israel. In Jewish tradition, when the year […]
All choir members are volunteers. Participating in the youth and teen choirs is an excellent opportunity for young people to begin preparation towards Bar and Bat Mitzvah. The students learn to be comfortable in front of their congregation and helping to lead the service by singing the traditional Shabbat prayers. Participating in choir also allows the […]
WINTER KALLAH Temple B’nai Torah has been selected to HOST NFTY NAR Winter Kallah 2014! January 31 to February 2 For those of you who do not know what NFTY is, it is the regional National Federation for Temple Youth. Winter Kallah is a […]