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Social Justice T-Shirts
The TIOH Justice T-Shirt featuring original artwork by Christopher Noxon, is a must-have for fashionable activists everywhere.
Limited supply. Completely sold out at Neiman Marcus, Barney's and Saks.
Adult unisex sizes.
*No returns or exchanges. Be sure to select size desired. -
2019 College Care Package
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S'lichot at TIOH - A Nigh...
Saturday, September 21, 2019 8:30 - 11 pm
S'lichot is the Saturday night before Rosh Hashannah when we gather wearing the purity of white and spend time in study, song and prayer as we review our year. Internally we take an accounting of our strenghts and struggles, and externally we change our Torah mantels to white.
With Rabbis Missaghieh and Hudson and Cantorial Soloist Shelly Fox.
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Contemplative Stitching: ...
Friday mornings:
October 18, 25 and November 1, 2019 - 9:15 to 10:30 am.Dr. Debra Linesch
Class limit: 15 people
This workshop integrates photos and Jewish text in a contemplative stitching project. It focusses on how the reciprocal relationship between memory and blessing facilitates mourning. The project includes text study, collage/assemblage and embroidery. No previous study or art experience is required.Debra Linesch, Ph.D. is a tenured professor at Loyola Marymount University where she has expanded art psychotheray theory and practices into an established graduate program. She has been a TIOH congregant since 1993 and has moved even deeper into the community since the tragic death of her son Nico Linesch in January of 2017. She is interested in the potential of the creative process to support Jewish mourning practices. -
Preparing for Rosh HaShan...
Tuesday, September 17, 2019 - 1:00 to 2:15 pm.
Rabbi Michelle Missaghieh
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It is time to prepare for Rosh HaShannah - not just by eating apples and honey, but by opening our hearts to deep reflection and review of our lives. To prepare we will sample a taste of the Melton Adult Education style of learning. See what it could be like to dive into Melton with this free sample experience. -
American Jewish Writers o...
Three Sunday mornings:January 26, February 2 and 9, 2020 - 10:00 to 11:30 am.Dr. Leah Hochman
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Explore the way contemporary writers frame, critique and interrogate Jewish identity in the United States through fiction.
Dr. Leah Hochman is the Director of the Louchheim School for Judaic Studies and Associate Professor of Jewish Thought at HUC-JIR, Los Angeles. -
Why Israel (and its Futur...
Sunday morning
December 8, 2019 - 10:00 to 11:30 am.
Rabbi John L. Rosove
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Why Israel Matters is a series of letters to the millennial generation addressed to their questions, doubts, struggles, and need to understand why our relationship with the State of Israel matters for our own future and the future of the Jewish People. Rabbi Rosove probes the thinking of young American Jews (and their parents) beyond the headlines and polarization between Israelis and liberal American Jews and between liberal and conservative American Jews when discussing Israel, its policies and its aspirations.
Rabbi John L. Rosove is Rabbi Emeritus at Temple Israel of Hollywood. -
Talmud with Rabbi Iggy
Monday mornings Beginning September 9, 2019
8:00 - 9:00 am.
Rabbi Igael Gurin-Malous
Rabbi Igael Gurin-Malous is the Director of Spiritual Counseling at Beit T'Shuvah and a renounced Talmud teacher.
Start your week off right with TIOH's resident Text-pert and lively, fun group of congregants. Study Talmud in a confortable setting and discuss how it relates to our lives today. No prior knowledge of Talmud or Hebrew required. -
Repairing the Cracks: Hea...
Friday mornings:
January 24, 31 and February 7, 2020 - 9:15 to 10:30 am.
Dr. Debra Linesch
Class limit: 15 people.
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Based on the Japanese process of Kintsugi, repairing broken pottery with lacquer mixed with powdered gold, this 3-part workshop focusses on the processes of relief (breaking) and solace (restoring). The project includes text study, controlled breakage and intentional repair. No previous study or art experience is required.
Debra Linesch, Ph.D. is a tenured professor at Loyola Marymount University where she has expanded art psychotherapy theory and practices into an established graduate program. She has been a TIOH congregant since 1993 and has moved even deeper into the community since the tragic death of her son Nico Linesch (Z"L) in January of 2017. She is interested in the potential of the creative process to support Jewish mourning practices. -
Three Philosophers You Ne...
Sunday mornings: April 12, 19 and 26, 2020
10:00 - 11:30 am.
Rabbi Peter Knobel
Rabbi Peter Knobel is TIOH's Interim Rabbi for 2019-2020.
In each session we will explore the work of a single philosopher. Session 1 will look at the work of Tamar Ross an Orthodox Jewish Feminist and her approach to halachic change. Session 2 will concentrate on the thinking of the modern Orthodox Philospher Menachem Fisch whose work unpacks the rational nature of religious disputes and in the third session we turn to the work of Benjamin Sommer who asks the question in what sense can we believe in revelation. -
What Does the Talmud Say ...
Three Sundays mornings:November 3, 10 and 17, 2019
10:00 - 11:30am.
Rabbi/Dr. Dvora Weisberg
Board Room
Each session will explore ideas about topics that are not uniquely "Jewish" or ancient. We will consider how the rabbis of the Talmud borrowed from the cultures around them, while at the same time putting a uniquely Jewish spin on ideas.
Rabbi Dvora Weisberg, Ph.D is the Rabbi Aaron D. Panken Professor of Rabbinics and the Director of the Rabbinical Program at HUC-JIR, Los Angeles. -
18-19 Day School Annual G...
Temple Israel of Hollywood Day School's Annual Giving Campaign helps to "fill the gap" between tuition and the actual cost, per child, to operate our school. Your 100% tax-deductible donation will help us meet our operating budget, enable our high level of excellence and maintain our inclusive, diverse community of families. We are proud that regularly 100% of parents and teachers contribute to the campaign, as well as grandparents and a growing number of our students and alumni! -
Make a Donation
Your gift will help Temple Israel serve thousands with our many programs, services and charitable good works. -
Donate In Honor of Anothe...
Your gift in honor or memory of a friend or loved one will help Temple Israel serve thousands with our many programs, services and charitable good works. Please enter the amount of your contribution, select the occasion and enter the name(s) of those you wish to honor or pay tribute to. -
TIOH Play Spaces Rebuildi...
Thank you to all of the parents, grandparents and individuals who have so generously supported TIOH’s Play Spaces Rebuilding Project.
TIOH is excited to be seeking to raise the final $250,000 required to complete the total renovation of our current outdoor playgrounds, including the installation of a football-field-size multi-sports ball field.
Your child’s name, your family name, a business logo or name(s) of your loved ones can be featured on many of the following options.
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19-20 Book of Remembrance
Entries Due by July 15th -
Give the Gift of Membersh...
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Sukkot in the City 2019
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Wall of Remembrance Plaqu...
Please fill out the form below.
Include the following information:
English First & Last Name of Deceased
English Date of Death
For Plaques being reserved for later use
please put "RESERVED" -
Bnai Mitzvah Application
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19-20 NS CHALLAH ORDER FO...
Challah is delivered to your child's cubbie every Friday 9/28-6/7, with the exception of school closures, holidays and vacations. -
2019 Camp Shabbat
Friday September 13, 2019
Dinner: 5:45pm
Services: 6:30pm
We miss camp already! The whole family is welcome to join us in a camp inspired kids service. Wear your favorite camp shirts and tie dye gear, make camp crafts (friendship bracelets, lanyards, shrink dinks), eat camp inspired dinner, and sing your favorite camp songs.
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2019 High Holyday Early C...
Use this form to register children for our Early Childhood Childcare High Holiday Program. This program is for children who are potty-trained through Pre-K.
Please be sure send your child with lunch.
A fee of $10 will be charged. Please note that families will be charged $50 on the holiday for each child who has not been pre-registered online 24 hours in advance of the service.
You must submit this form for EACH child that will be attending childcare. -
2019 High Holyday K-6 Pro...
Please use this form to register children for our K-6th Grade High Holiday Program.
You must submit an individual form for EACH child. -
2019/5780 High Holydays G...
Please use this form to volunteer as a Greeter for our High Holyday Services -
Setup Recurring Payments ...
Please use this form to setup recurring payments. Enter in the total amount for the year or period. The payments will be divided by the number of periods selected below -
Teen Program and HOTY @ G...
September 15th, 2019
3:30 PM - 8 PM
Cost: $25
We’re kicking off Teen Program with a trip to GlowZone! Join Teen Program and HOTY for two hours of unlimited mini golf, laser tag, mazes, rock wall, ropes course, and bumper cars – all glow in the dark! We will be leaving TIOH at 4PM, pizza will be served at the synagogue. Snacks can be purchased at Glow Zone. We will be back at TIOH at 8PM for pickup.
| Social Justice T-Shirts | The TIOH Justice T-Shirt featuring original artwork by Christopher Noxon, is a must-have for fashionable activists everywhere. Limited supply. Completely sold out at Neiman Marcus, Barney's and Saks. Adult unisex sizes. *No returns or exchanges. Be sure to select size desired. |
| 2019 College Care Package | |
| S'lichot at TIOH - A Night in White | Saturday, September 21, 2019 8:30 - 11 pm S'lichot is the Saturday night before Rosh Hashannah when we gather wearing the purity of white and spend time in study, song and prayer as we review our year. Internally we take an accounting of our strenghts and struggles, and externally we change our Torah mantels to white. With Rabbis Missaghieh and Hudson and Cantorial Soloist Shelly Fox. |
| Contemplative Stitching: Memory and Blessing | Friday mornings:
October 18, 25 and November 1, 2019 - 9:15 to 10:30 am. Dr. Debra Linesch
Class limit: 15 people
This workshop integrates photos and Jewish text in a contemplative stitching project. It focusses on how the reciprocal relationship between memory and blessing facilitates mourning. The project includes text study, collage/assemblage and embroidery. No previous study or art experience is required.
Debra Linesch, Ph.D. is a tenured professor at Loyola Marymount University where she has expanded art psychotheray theory and practices into an established graduate program. She has been a TIOH congregant since 1993 and has moved even deeper into the community since the tragic death of her son Nico Linesch in January of 2017. She is interested in the potential of the creative process to support Jewish mourning practices. |
| Preparing for Rosh HaShannah: A Taste of Melton | Tuesday, September 17, 2019 - 1:00 to 2:15 pm.
Rabbi Michelle Missaghieh It is time to prepare for Rosh HaShannah - not just by eating apples and honey, but by opening our hearts to deep reflection and review of our lives. To prepare we will sample a taste of the Melton Adult Education style of learning. See what it could be like to dive into Melton with this free sample experience. |
| American Jewish Writers on Jewish Americans: Literature, Identity and History | Three Sunday mornings:
January 26, February 2 and 9, 2020 - 10:00 to 11:30 am.
Dr. Leah Hochman
Explore the way contemporary writers frame, critique and interrogate Jewish identity in the United States through fiction. Dr. Leah Hochman is the Director of the Louchheim School for Judaic Studies and Associate Professor of Jewish Thought at HUC-JIR, Los Angeles. |
| Why Israel (and its Future) Matters: A Book Launch with Rabbi Rosove | Sunday morning
December 8, 2019 - 10:00 to 11:30 am. Rabbi John L. Rosove
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| Talmud with Rabbi Iggy | Monday mornings Beginning September 9, 2019
8:00 - 9:00 am. Rabbi Igael Gurin-Malous
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| Repairing the Cracks: Healing and Wholeness | Friday mornings:
January 24, 31 and February 7, 2020 - 9:15 to 10:30 am. Dr. Debra Linesch Class limit: 15 people. Based on the Japanese process of Kintsugi, repairing broken pottery with lacquer mixed with powdered gold, this 3-part workshop focusses on the processes of relief (breaking) and solace (restoring). The project includes text study, controlled breakage and intentional repair. No previous study or art experience is required. Debra Linesch, Ph.D. is a tenured professor at Loyola Marymount University where she has expanded art psychotherapy theory and practices into an established graduate program. She has been a TIOH congregant since 1993 and has moved even deeper into the community since the tragic death of her son Nico Linesch (Z"L) in January of 2017. She is interested in the potential of the creative process to support Jewish mourning practices. |
| Three Philosophers You Never Heard of | Sunday mornings: April 12, 19 and 26, 2020
10:00 - 11:30 am. Rabbi Peter Knobel
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| What Does the Talmud Say About?...Astrology, Dreams and the Soul | Three Sundays mornings:
November 3, 10 and 17, 2019
10:00 - 11:30am. Rabbi/Dr. Dvora Weisberg Board Room
Each session will explore ideas about topics that are not uniquely "Jewish" or ancient. We will consider how the rabbis of the Talmud borrowed from the cultures around them, while at the same time putting a uniquely Jewish spin on ideas.
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| 18-19 Day School Annual Giving Campaign | Temple Israel of Hollywood Day School's Annual Giving Campaign helps to "fill the gap" between tuition and the actual cost, per child, to operate our school. Your 100% tax-deductible donation will help us meet our operating budget, enable our high level of excellence and maintain our inclusive, diverse community of families. We are proud that regularly 100% of parents and teachers contribute to the campaign, as well as grandparents and a growing number of our students and alumni! |
| Make a Donation | Your gift will help Temple Israel serve thousands with our many programs, services and charitable good works. |
| Donate In Honor of Another | Your gift in honor or memory of a friend or loved one will help Temple Israel serve thousands with our many programs, services and charitable good works. Please enter the amount of your contribution, select the occasion and enter the name(s) of those you wish to honor or pay tribute to. |
| TIOH Play Spaces Rebuilding Campaign | Thank you to all of the parents, grandparents and individuals who have so generously supported TIOH’s Play Spaces Rebuilding Project.
TIOH is excited to be seeking to raise the final $250,000 required to complete the total renovation of our current outdoor playgrounds, including the installation of a football-field-size multi-sports ball field.
Your child’s name, your family name, a business logo or name(s) of your loved ones can be featured on many of the following options. |
| 19-20 Book of Remembrance | Entries Due by July 15th |
| Give the Gift of Membership | |
| Sukkot in the City 2019 | |
| Wall of Remembrance Plaque Purchase | Please fill out the form below. Include the following information: |
| Bnai Mitzvah Application | |
| 19-20 NS CHALLAH ORDER FORM | Challah is delivered to your child's cubbie every Friday 9/28-6/7, with the exception of school closures, holidays and vacations. |
| 2019 Camp Shabbat | Friday September 13, 2019 Dinner: 5:45pm Services: 6:30pm We miss camp already! The whole family is welcome to join us in a camp inspired kids service. Wear your favorite camp shirts and tie dye gear, make camp crafts (friendship bracelets, lanyards, shrink dinks), eat camp inspired dinner, and sing your favorite camp songs. |
| 2019 High Holyday Early Childhood Childcare Registration | Use this form to register children for our Early Childhood Childcare High Holiday Program. This program is for children who are potty-trained through Pre-K. Please be sure send your child with lunch. A fee of $10 will be charged. Please note that families will be charged $50 on the holiday for each child who has not been pre-registered online 24 hours in advance of the service.
You must submit this form for EACH child that will be attending childcare. |
| 2019 High Holyday K-6 Program Registration | Please use this form to register children for our K-6th Grade High Holiday Program. You must submit an individual form for EACH child. |
| 2019/5780 High Holydays Greeter Form | Please use this form to volunteer as a Greeter for our High Holyday Services |
| Setup Recurring Payments for Membership Dues | Please use this form to setup recurring payments. Enter in the total amount for the year or period. The payments will be divided by the number of periods selected below |
| Teen Program and HOTY @ GlowZone | September 15th, 2019 3:30 PM - 8 PM Cost: $25 We’re kicking off Teen Program with a trip to GlowZone! Join Teen Program and HOTY for two hours of unlimited mini golf, laser tag, mazes, rock wall, ropes course, and bumper cars – all glow in the dark! We will be leaving TIOH at 4PM, pizza will be served at the synagogue. Snacks can be purchased at Glow Zone. We will be back at TIOH at 8PM for pickup. |