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Note About COVID-19

On Friday, June 25, we returned to our building for in-person worship. 

Please note these protocols: 

Services are open to all. Masking is required for those who are not fully vaccinated. We are providing Kiddush and Motzi (wine/juice and challah), but not an oneg (social time with additional food). If you do not feel well for any reason, please stay home and join over live-stream (Friday night) or Zoom (Saturday morning).

Friday evening services are being live streamed for those unable to or not yet comfortable with worshipping in person. To watch via live stream, select the TBJ Live! button on the top of this page.  Then, when you get to the Live Streaming page, press the arrow in the middle of the box and the streaming begins 5-10 minutes before the start of services (7:00 pm).

On Saturday mornings, we also are meeting in our building, at 9:30 am.  Some mornings we hold a Shabbat morning service; other mornings, we hold Torah study. Please check the calendar. Like on Friday nights, masking is required for those who are not fully vaccinated. Shabbat morning participation is available via Zoom for those unable to or not yet comfortable with worshipping in person. Please contact the office by phone (603-228-8581) or email (office@tbjconcord.org) to be sent the Zoom link.

We thank you for adhering to these protocols so that we can continue to keep our community healthy and safe.

L’shalom (with peace),

Rabbi Robin Nafshi

Rabbi's Message

Temple Beth Jacob in New Hampshire’s capital city of Concord, is a welcoming community of individuals and families who represent a wide range of Jewish experience, commitment, and observance. Our practices respect the values of worship, loving kindness, education, and social action.

TBJ celebrates diversity through the ideals of Reform Judaism. We are one of the oldest synagogues in New Hampshire, founded in 1907. Begun as an Orthodox community, we affiliated with the Reform movement just after World War II. As Concord’s only synagogue, we are an eclectic blend of Jewish worship practices, as our members represent the full spectrum of Jewish diversity. Our ancestors Abraham and Sarah we renowned for their tent – a tent open on all sides. It was by welcoming all who came to them that their faith and family grew. And so it is at TBJ. At our heart are warmth and a welcoming spirit to all who enter our doors. Whether you are Jewish by birth or by choice, married/partnered with someone who is Jewish, raising Jewish children, searching, or just curious, know that you are always welcome at TBJ. We hope you’ll find a home with us as we strive to engage with Torah and the legacy of Jewish learning so that our ancient traditions resonate in our lives and in our world today. 

L’shalom (with peace),

Rabbi Robin Nafshi

Thu, July 29 2021 20 Av 5781