4.30.2021
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Shabbat Shalom, April 30, 2021
Celebrating Shavuot: Standing at Sinai, Sunday May 16th ay 6:30 pm
Celebrate Shavuot with communities across the East Coast for prayer and learning on Sunday, May 16th. We will begin together at 6:30pm to set an intention and participate in the recitation of the 10 Commandments. Following our opening session, each person will have the option to choose from a number of different learning sessions, with multiple opportunities available for each hour, beginning at 7:30pm and concluding at 11:30pm. Join for one session or all, learn from your own clergy or meet new friends, and enjoy as we stand at Sinai together. To register click HERE.
Art by African Americans: From the Great Migration to the Age of Black Lives Matter Part II
Wednesday, June 2nd at 7:00pm
Facilitator: Janet Mandel
Between the two world wars, millions of African Americans set out on an odyssey known as the Great Migration. In the course of this journey, they created a new identity that would alter the landscape of modern art. Part II will continue the saga from the age of Black Power protests of the ‘60s through the present day. Join us as we celebrate the rich contributions these pioneers made to American culture that continue to astonish art lovers today.
Celebrating Shavuot: Standing at Sinai, Sunday May 16th ay 6:30 pm
Celebrate Shavuot with communities across the East Coast for prayer and learning on Sunday, May 16th. We will begin together at 6:30pm to set an intention and participate in the recitation of the 10 Commandments. Following our opening session, each person will have the option to choose from a number of different learning sessions, with multiple opportunities available for each hour, beginning at 7:30pm and concluding at 11:30pm. Join for one session or all, learn from your own clergy or meet new friends, and enjoy as we stand at Sinai together. To register click HERE.
Art by African Americans: From the Great Migration to the Age of Black Lives Matter Part II
Wednesday, June 2nd at 7:00pm
Facilitator: Janet Mandel
Between the two world wars, millions of African Americans set out on an odyssey known as the Great Migration. In the course of this journey, they created a new identity that would alter the landscape of modern art. Part II will continue the saga from the age of Black Power protests of the ‘60s through the present day. Join us as we celebrate the rich contributions these pioneers made to American culture that continue to astonish art lovers today.
Featured Events
ONGOING:Jewish Meditation
Twice a month on Tuesdays at 9:30am
April 27 May 11, 25 June 8, 22
Instructor: Beth Sandweiss Come learn how to practice different types of meditation, focusing on the breath, loving-kindness, and awareness, in a Jewish context.To register click HERE
* * * * * * The best way to register for a vaccine is at www.essexcovid.org. Available appointment times are listed. Check back often for updates. To speak to an operator, call the Essex County COVID Call Center at 973-877-8456. For those getting a vaccine who would like a way to mark this moment, please click HERE for appropriate words of blessing. 
Twice a month on Tuesdays at 9:30am
April 27 May 11, 25 June 8, 22
Instructor: Beth Sandweiss Come learn how to practice different types of meditation, focusing on the breath, loving-kindness, and awareness, in a Jewish context.To register click HERE
* * * * * * The best way to register for a vaccine is at www.essexcovid.org. Available appointment times are listed. Check back often for updates. To speak to an operator, call the Essex County COVID Call Center at 973-877-8456. For those getting a vaccine who would like a way to mark this moment, please click HERE for appropriate words of blessing.
The Jewish Federation of Greater MetroWest NJ recognizes TSTI as ABLE Awarded, acknowledging our mindset of providing an inclusive environment for all members of the Jewish community.
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We welcome you to join us! TSTI is an inclusive, diverse congregation committed to developing and fostering a joyous and meaningful lifelong Jewish experience. At TSTI we celebrate the religious principles and moral values of Reform Judaism through worship, education, acts of social justice, study of Torah, and community service. Our members live in South Orange, Maplewood, Short Hills, Millburn, Livingston, West Orange and neighboring towns.
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