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SHAVUOT BABIES
| On the second day of Shavuot (Saturday, May 27, 2023), families along with their new additions are welcomed up to the bimah to join us at the conclusion of the service for Adon Olam. May we continue to share in Simhot with your family in the future! |
As Beth Tikvah celebrates each Life Cycle event, we understand that it is both an individual accomplishment and one celebrated as an achievement by our entire congregation.
We, as a community grow and experience each season of life together, celebrating every milestone and together, remembering those close to us that paved the way for our successes.
With each new member that joins our assembly, we grow stronger as a congregation and community, focused on the traditions that our predecessors have set for us and eager to set the bar a bit higher for the new generation. In order to honour this process, we welcome all of our members to celebrate the growth of our community by sharing all new births and adoptions occurring within the congregation only during the past year on Shavuot, the holiday the Torah calls the “Festival of New Fruit”.
We are so proud of our youngest members and we would love to share in your Yiddishe Nahas!