TBT Newsletter for June 2025 is posted

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Upcoming Events at Temple Beth Torah

Summer 2025 at TBT

The link to attend virtually can be found in our weekly emails. Contact admin@tbthumble.org to obtain the link if you are not on our email list.

Friday, July 11 at 7 pm: Virtual/ In-person Shabbat service with Cantor Francyne
TBT is so honored to have a TBT favorite, Cantor Francyne Davis Jacobs, lead two of our Friday evening Shabbat services while Rabbi Dan Gordon takes some much-deserved time away. An Oneg with delicious treats will follow each in-person service.

Friday, July 18 at 6:30 pm: Shabbat Dinner – In-Person ONLY for a fun potluck Details will be announced in the weekly email. We hope to see you at our in-person.

Friday, July 25 at 7 pm: Virtual/ In-person Shabbat service with Rabbi Dan

AUGUST 4-5-6 REGISTRATION NOW AVAILABLE FOR: CAMP RUACH – AN EXCITING SUMMER CAMP AT TEMPLE BETH TORAH FOR KIDS GOING INTO PRE K THROUGH 5TH GRADE

RACHAEL BLUMIN AND TEAM WILL LEAD THIS EXCITING 3 DAY EVENT OF PRAYERS, LEARNING,
CRAFTS AND PLAYTIME – RSVP at Admin@tbthumble.org

OPEN HOUSE WEEKEND
August 22, 23 and 24

Featuring guest musicians The Ba’al Shem Tones, Michael and Helen Kates
They will be with us on Friday night, Saturday and Sunday.

The Ba’al Shem Tones participation in our Open House Weekend is made possible by a generous gift from the Tom Theriot Memorial Program Fund. Tom Theriot was a life-long Methodist who spent his adult life as patriarch to a Jewish family. He and his wife, Castine, were in the front row at Temple Beth Torah nearly every Friday night. He especially enjoyed the music, often saying how peaceful he felt when listening to Shabbat music. His son Matthew and daughters Leah and Lauren became bar and bat mitzvah at TBT. Family was more important to him than anything, and he considered Temple Beth Torah to be part of his family. When he died prematurely at the age of 59, Castine and her family established this fund to honor his legacy by providing programs that help people enjoy Judaism in fun, dynamic and inspiring ways. In this way, Tom continues to be a blessing for us all.

Those interested in contributing to this and future programs may visit the temple’s website

Adult Education Ongoing Programming:
TBT Sunday Book Discussion Group at 11:30 am. Virtual Only. The Sunday Discussion Group is open to all. If you have any questions, please email Susan at spollard@tbthumble.org. The link can be found in the weekly email. Come and try the group out!!

Membership Forms are now due
Our fiscal year begins July 1. Please send your form and payment today. Do you need a form? Contact Stacey Blumin at admin@tbthumble.org or

Easy, free tzedakah

There are two easy ways to give tzedakah to Temple Beth Torah without costing
anything, but a few moments to sign up. When you do, TBT will automatically
receive a percentage of your purchases.
Kroger’s gives a percentage of all purchases to Temple Beth Torah for shoppers
who are enrolled in their Community Rewards program, and select Temple Beth
Torah as their charity. Go to www.krogers.com and scroll to the bottom of the
page, where it says Community Rewards, and follow the prompts. Temple Beth
Torah’s Organization Number is VE980.
Temple Beth Torah (Humble, TX) receives free donations whenever you shop
online with iGive.com. Right now, iGive is giving out bonus donations! New
members who join today can get an extra $5 donation for Temple Beth Torah
(Humble, TX) if they make their first purchase within 30 days. The stores make this
possible because they want you to like them and shop at them over and over
again. There are 1872 socially responsible stores helping to make donations
happen.
Hope you’ll give it a try. TBT will receive your tzedakah, without any cost to you. To
learn more or sign up now, use this link: https://www.iGive.com/2CfwrGj

TBT Youtube Page

If you miss a service, we have a YouTube page that we upload services to, that we get to record. You can follow this link to check it out. Temple Beth Torah – YouTube