Chanukah: Balancing Joy and Sorrow
Sunday, December 10th at 4:30pm PT (5:30pm MT, 6:30pm CT, 7:30pm ET)
Sunday, December 10th at 4:30pm PT (5:30pm MT, 6:30pm CT, 7:30pm ET)
A conversation with Roots, an Israeli-Palestinian grassroots initiative for understanding, nonviolence, and transformation among Israelis and Palestinians.
Jonathan Kuttab, a Christian Palestinian activist, co-founder of Nonviolence International and Friends of Sabeel of North America, spoke to our Beyt Tikkun community during the High Holidays and shared an inspirational vision and message for the future of Palestine and … Continued
Wednesday, July 26th, 8-10 pm Pacific Time
We, the Board of Beyt Tikkun, are excited to announce that Rabbi Cat Zavis will become a Rabbi of Beyt Tikkun, effective July 1st. She will partner with Rabbi Michael Lerner to support and expand the spiritual and educational offerings of our synagogue.
Saturday, February 11th, 2023 – Click on the Title for more info
Shabbat is the celebration of two monumental aspects of human life:
The creation of the universe.
Our liberation as a people from Egypt–and the resulting message that the world can be liberated from all forms of oppression.
In the world of serious intellectual life, in the media, and in policy circles there is widespread sentiment that the current interest in spirituality is a silly and flaky fad that has no lasting significance. I believe, to the contrary, that the growing interest in spirituality is the cutting edge of a fundamental transformation that will change every aspect of our lives in the coming millennium. We are entering a new period in world history which will witness the triumph of spirit over the ethos of selfishness, materialism, and the kind of one-dimensional thinking that has brought our world to the edge of self-destruction.
If you are someone who has been blessed with financial well-being or wealth, you have a special opportunity to advance the process of spiritual development. You can become living proof to others that it is possible to live a life in which the pursuit of money is not the bottom line.
But money can also be a burden and a curse.