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We are pleased to announce that our first rabbinical candidate will be joining us for the weekend of February 17-19. We hope that you can join us for at least one of the times that she will be with us and provide feedback to the search committee. Our second candidate will be coming on the following weekend February 24-26.
Rabbi Becca Gould, our first rabbinical candidate, will be joining us for the following:
Friday, February 17, Shabbat Seder, 6:30 pm Please join the congregation for an opportunity to meet Rabbi Becca at a Shabbat Seder. Bring a dairy or pareve main course and a drink to share with the community. Saturday, February 18, Shabbat Torah Service, 10:00 am Please join us on Saturday morning as Rabbi Becca conducts a Shabbat morning service and shares a d'var Torah with us. A light lunch will follow at approximately 12:30 pm. and at approximately 1:00 pm, Rabbi Becca will lead an adult education program. The adult education program is for adults and teens and no childcare will be provided. Sunday, February 19, Kesher School, 9:15 am at the Waldorf School Parents are encouraged to arrive a bit early to Kesher School to greet Rabbi Becca and stay for the morning assembly at which Rabbi Becca will participate. During the morning, Rabbi Becca will have a closed interview with the search committee as well as participate in an Ask-The-Rabbi Activity with the Shorashim class. Rabbi Michael Ross, our second candidate, will be joining us the weekend of February 24-26 with the same model as the previous weekend:
Shabbat Seder on Friday, February 24th at 6:30pm, Shabbat Torah Service on Saturday, February 25th at 10:00am and a visit to Kesher on Sunday, February 26th. Searching for a new rabbi is a community process so please make time in your schedule to come to one or all of the events for both weekends. The search committee will provide multiple opportunities for feedback before any decisions are made. We look forward to seeing you at this exciting time for Beit Tikvah. Take a moment to read this year's beautiful and moving Malhuyot, Zikhronot, and Shofarot interpretations written by congregants Jenn Shapiro and Gil Cohen, and Rabbi Elizabeth Bolton.
Interfaith Community of Roland Park
Did you know Beit Tikvah is one of five congregations of different denominations, faiths and cultures that worship under one roof? Click here and here to learn more about the flourishing interfaith relationship between Beit Tikvah and the other congregations with whom we share worship space in these two articles from the Baltimore Messenger and Baltimore Sun.
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