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Monday Morning Torah with Rabbi Mort Levine

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Every Monday, 8:15 AM (immediately following morning minyan), join Rabbi Mort Levine for a study session on the upcoming week's Parashah. Pour yourself a cup of coffee and enjoy some camaraderie as we have a lively discussion on the meaning of the text. We require registration and you can sign up here. After registering, you... Read More

BZBI-wide Book Club: The Beauty of What Remains

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Our post-High Holiday book will be The Beauty of What Remains by Steven Leder. The author is a rabbi at Wilshire Temple in Los Angeles and may join us for the meeting. This inspiring and comforting book takes us on a journey through the experience of loss that is fundamental to everyone. Yet even after... Read More

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Tikkun Olam Knitting and Crocheting

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On the last Monday of each month, the Tikkun Olam committee invites you to join old and new friends for Zoom knitting and crocheting. Lessons and laughter will be had by all. Our focus will be to knit hats and scarves for Project Home and Bethesda Project. Caps for Keppies and Scarves of Hugs for... Read More

American Birthright: Film and Discussion

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“What does it mean to be an American Jew?” This is the question that Becky Tahel ponders when her younger sister marries outside the faith. The action inspires Becky to probe deeper into her Jewish identity through a physical and spiritual journey that enlightens and helps her further embrace her Jewishness. With universal appeal and... Read More

In Person BZBI Tree Planting

Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel 300 South 18th Street, Philadelphia, PA

BZBI is working with the the city and the Philadelphia Horticultural Society (PHS) to plant a Honey Locust ’street keeper,' tree which will provide beauty and shade to our congregation and community L'dor v'dor - for generations to come. The tree planting will take place on Sunday, November 21 at 10:00 AM. You can see... Read More

Sock It To ‘Em and Belts & Billfolds

Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel 300 South 18th Street, Philadelphia, PA

Help us make the second annual Tikkun Olam clothing drive a success. Consider buying socks, belts and billfolds through Amazon Smile for clients of Project Home and the Bethesda Project. Gently used belts and wallets will also be accepted in the designated box in BZBI's 18th Street Foyer. Please contact Eileen Dwell at  for the... Read More

Men’s Club Kickoff: The Israeli National Baseball Team

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Team Israel was the Cinderella baseball team in the Tokyo Olympics this year, as the first Israeli national team to qualify since 1976. They earned no medals, but showed how far they've progresses as one of just six national teams to compete. BZBI welcomes Peter Kurz, General Manager for Team Israel, a New York native... Read More

Gloves of Love

Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel 300 South 18th Street, Philadelphia, PA

The Sisterhood and Tikkun Olam are co-sponsoring the second annual Gloves of Love clothing drive, lasting until the end of February. We are collecting gloves, hats, scarves and socks for Project Home Clients. In 2021, we delivered 128 pairs of new socks, 73 hats, 49 pairs of gloves and 55 scarves to Project Home and... Read More

Mazon Shabbat: Food Insecurity in Pandemic America

Temple Beth Zion-Beth Israel 300 South 18th Street, Philadelphia, PA

Josh Protas, Vice President of Public Policy of MAZON: A Jewish Response to Hunger will join the BZBI community during the Shabbat morning service on March 5 for a discussion of Serving Justice: Food Insecurity in Pandemic America.  We'll talk about what hunger looks like in our nation and how it has shifted in the... Read More

Building Bridges Through Music with Polyphony

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Polyphony joins with co-sponsors BZBI and ARTolerance to offer you an evening of Common Ground Through Common Sound with the Polyphony String Quartet plus members of the Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra and Chamber Ensemble from Sanctuary Choir at Bryn Mawr Presbyterian Church.   Polyphony bridges the divide between Arab and Jewish communities in Israel through classical... Read More