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CTI At the Israel Day Parade
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Welcome Statement
A CENTER FOR JEWISH LIFE
WHERE EVERYONE IS WELCOME ...
AND EVERY VOICE IS HEARD.
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Ideas & Inspiration
Kids’ Purim Shpiel and Carnival attract record-breaking number!
CTI Hosts Community Event in Honor of Martin Luther King, Jr., & Anne Frank
To honor Martin Luther King, Jr., and Anne Frank on the occasion of their 90th birthday years, CTI congregants and parishioners from two Glen Cove churches joined together in a March of Unity followed by a performance of Letters from Anne and Martin, based on the thoughts and ideals expressed in The Diary of Anne Frank and Letter from Birmingham Jail.
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Shabbat Shalom
Ideas & Inspiration
SO MANY SHOWED UP FOR TOT SHABBAT & SHABBAT DINNER. LATER, OVER 100 GATHERED IN SOLIDARITY FOR A MOVING & INSPIRING #SHOWUPFORSHABBAT SERVICE
WE STAND WITH PITTSBURGH
SHALOM CHAVERIM (FRIENDS),
IT WAS JUST BEFORE THE SINGING OF EIN KELOHEINU, AT THE CLOSE OF THIS MORNING'S SHABBAT SERVICES THAT WE LEARNED ABOUT THE SHOOTING AT THE TREE OF LIFE CONGREGATION IN PITTSBURGH. LIKE ALL OF YOU, WE WERE SADDENED, OUTRAGED AND DEVASTATED BY THIS LOSS OF LIFE AT THE HANDS OF AN AFFIRMED ANTI-SEMITE.
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Rabbi's Blog
How does the weekly Torah portion inspire us to examine our personal relationships, our daily behavior, our values and spirituality?
Israel Trip 2019
Learning & Growing
Teaching children how to think “Jewishly”
Learning is a lifelong process. At Congregation Tifereth Israel we enjoy pluralistic learning, benefiting from the teachings of all denominations and backgrounds. We believe that Judaism is a thriving religion with ancient and deep roots that remain relevant today.
CTI’s Teen Group (Kiki’s Kids) visited the Museum of Jewish Heritage
Here are some of their impressions:
This museum not only made me more aware of my Jewish heritage, but also of the horror that was the Holocaust. It was really inspiring to see how people found ways to keep Judaism alive. - Zosia
Seeing the museum made me feel very emotional and more in touch with my Jewish heritage. Knowing that almost half of the Jews in the world were brutally murdered is awful, along with five million others. I was able to learn facts about the Holocaust that were previously unknown to me. I am happy to have participated in this trip and this emotional experience-Julia
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Social Action
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