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Shabbat: June 9th and 10th

Friday, June 9th, 7:00pm: Shabbat Evening Service: TBJ and Live-Stream

Saturday, June 10th, 9:30am: Shabbat Morning Service: TBJ and Live-Stream

9/8/22: Please note COVID protocol updates:

Rabbi's Message of Welcome

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

Safety Protocols for Services …

Fridays night Shabbat services are at 7:00 pm (unless otherwise noted) and are live in person, available for viewing over TBJ’s live stream service (https://www.tbjconcord.org/live-streaming.html), and occasionally offered over Zoom (contact the Temple office at office@tbjconcord.org) to get the Zoom link or to be added to our weekly email.

Saturday morning services and Torah study are live in person and on Zoom, with occasional exceptions. Again, the weekly emails will note specifically when services or Torah study will be Zoom only or live and live streamed.

TBJ is now a mask-optional community. If you have any COVID symptoms, have been exposed to COVID, or live with someone who has COVID, we invite you to enjoy our services over live stream or Zoom.

Thank you for helping to keep our community safe and healthy.

L’shalom,

Rabbi Robin

Thu, June 8 2023 19 Sivan 5783