- About Us
- Connect
- Learn
- Jewish Life
- Music
- Join Us
Our Values
TINW Values
OUR VISION
To support the spiritual and religious journey of our congregants and provide the foundation for building a better world through teaching and living our Jewish values.
OUR MISSION
- Provide an inclusive, warm and welcoming community.
- Strengthen the connections of our congregants with Judaism in order to live more meaningful and purposeful lives.
- Promote a sense of peace and unity within our community and beyond through acts of loving kindness and social justice.
the TINW experience
CONNECTIONS
Temple Israel strengthens the connections of our congregants with the higher purposes of Judaism, our sacred celebrations, the study of Torah, and Jewish learning. It fosters connections to those within our Temple community, outside of our Temple community, and to the memories of those who have come before us.
COMMUNITY
Temple Israel provides an inclusive, warm and welcoming community for our congregants and our CJL students at all grade levels. Our community is available to one another, is willing to listen, to discuss, to be flexible, accepting and supportive. Children and adult congregants alike reach out to those in need within and beyond our community, with acts of loving kindness and social justice programs to repair our corner of the world. In a true relational community, you are deeply invested in the people, success and work of the community, and that means you put yourself forward for the community.
HARMONY
Temple Israel promotes a sense of peace and unity, bringing together many elements of Temple life – the glow of our Sanctuary at services and on High Holidays, the inspiring words of our Rabbi, the beauty of our Cantor’s voice, the harmony of our adult and youth choirs and bands, the sorrow and the laughter, and many times something good to eat. The harmony inside is embraced by the natural beauty of the Temple’s setting outside.
DIVERSITY
Temple Israel welcomes congregants of all generations, varying lifestyles and backgrounds. Whether you are seeking a connection with a Jewish community, Jewish education for yourself or your family, or to explore or deepen your connection to Jewish life, Temple Israel of Northern Westchester is a place you can call home.
Our diverse membership encompasses a wide range of Jewish beliefs, practices and backgrounds. Yet, congregants seek a common and shared spiritual bond with Judaism. Since its inception, Temple Israel continues on a spiritual path reflecting the enduring traditions of Judaism, while serving the current needs of our members.
"If you estrange those who are distant, you will ultimately estrange those who are near!"
Numbers Rabbah, (8:4)
Sun, May 22 2022
21 Iyar 5782
TINW Happenings
-
Sunday ,
MayMay 22 , 2022
Sunday, May 22nd 11:30am to 12:30pm
Please join us for an informational meeting on the launch of TINW's Chess Program. This is an opportunity for folks of all ages to play in tournaments and/or learn this game of strategy. -
Saturday ,
JunJune 11 , 2022Brotherhood/Sisterhood Game Night
Shabbat, Jun 11th 7:30pm to 9:30pm
Sisterhood and Brotherhood are sponsoring a Summer Solstice Game Night (for adults). Come join us for a fun evening of games, including: Backgammon, Chess, Scrabble, Bananagrams, jigsaw puzzles, cards, or more. Refreshments will be served. Please register below by June 8th and let us know if you are bringing your own game, and what that game is. Donations of $5-$10 are welcome, but not required. -
Friday ,
JunJune 17 , 2022Shabbat Shabang
Friday, Jun 17th 5:00pm to 7:00pm
-
Friday ,
JulJuly 8 , 2022
Friday, Jul 8th 5:00pm to 6:00pm
Events
Today's Calendar
: 9:00am |
: 9:30am |
TINW Chess Program Information Session : 11:30am |
: 5:00pm |
Friday Night
: 7:00pm |
Candle Lighting : 8:00pm |
Shabbat Day
Torah Study : 9:30am |
: 10:30am |
Upcoming Programs & Events
May 22 |
May 22 |
May 22 TINW Chess Program Information Session Sunday, May 22 11:30am |
May 22 |
May 24 |
This week's Torah portion is Parashat B'midbar
Shabbat, May 28 |
Candle Lighting
Friday, May 27, 8:00pm |
Yom Y'rushalayim
Sunday, May 29 |