Erev Shabbat Friday, June 20 Growing Shabbat & End of Year Celebration, Dinner @ 6:00 pm Hybrid Service at 7:00 pm We will be thanking our educators and families in the last Growing Shabbat of the year. Join us for a barbeque in the courtyard at 6pm , young kids story time, and a hybrid service at 7pm. Register for the dinner>>
Shabbat Morning Saturday, June 21 Mussar Torah Study, 10:00 am Online Only Please join us for Mussar Torah Study on Saturday, June 21, 2025. The Parashat for our study will be, Sh’lach L’cha - Numbers 13:1 – 15:41. The middah or soul trait for this parashat is Savlanut: To Be Patient and to Love. Our study is from 10 AM to 11:30 AM on Zoom. Please join us. We are looking forward to being with you. -Michele & Richard Jackman. Zoom Information: Join Meeting>> Meeting ID: 878 6880 0830
THIS WEEK AT TBH
Stars of David Softball Season Wednesday Evenings through July 16 In Person @ Yauger Park
Come out to support the TBH team! Tonight the team plays at 8:25 pm (field 3) & 9:30 pm (field 3) The Stars of David NEED MORE WOMEN PLAYERS!
Annual Meeting / Member Appreciation Lunch Sunday, June 22nd, 10:00am / 1:00pm Meeting Online & Lunch In Person
All TBH members are invited to join our Annual Meeting for 2025 to review our past year, celebrate our successes, and plan for our upcoming year! We will meet on Zoom at 10:00 am.
After our morning Zoom meeting, members are invited to a hosted lunch at the TBH Courtyard at 1pm for an all ages celebration.
If you are not a member and would like to attend, please contact the office.
Advancing In Hebrew Tuesday, June 24, 7:00 pm Online
Meets 4th Tuesday of the month with Rabbi Seth. This seminar-type gathering will work on advancing Hebrew knowledge, including grammar and roots.
Hello, I am Asher Zeitlin and for my Bar Mitzvah project I am collecting items for a local animal shelter. I am doing this because animals share our world and should be treated humanely and with respect. Without shelters, many animals wouldn’t have a safe place to live, get the medical care they need or potentially find a home.
I believe as part of my Jewish identity that we have a responsibility to care for all that is around us, including animals. The animals in our community with the greatest need are in our local shelter.
I will be collecting dog/puppy wet/dry food, cat/kitten dry food, toys and treats for cats/dogs, bleach, paper towels and gift cards (Mud Bay, Petsmart, Petco, Walmart, Costco, The Dollar Store, etc.) Please bring them to TBH--there will be a box in the foyer.
Thank you for your generosity.
March with TBH in Capital City Pride Sunday, June 29, 10:00 am
Once again our Jewish community will join in support of the LGBTQ+ community as we march in the annual Pride Parade! We will celebrate the LGBTQ folks within our own congregation and our TBH support for equality and inclusion. New this year: we will have t-shirts and a special banner for our group! Bring Pride flags, signs, etc. Please let us know you are going to join us by registering [insert form]. All participants are asked to sign a waiver that can be found here: https://wkf.ms/4dPoJS5 Meet at Tivoli Fountain on the Capitol Campus, parade begins at 11.
Membership Renewals Due Due July 15th (Deadline extended this year!)
Membership renewal forms will be emailed out on July 23rd after the Annual Meeting! This is intended to be a quick and easy process on your online account. However, if there are any difficulties with accessing your ShulCloud account or filling out your form, please email Kayla in the office. She will be happy to troubleshoot the process or send you a hard copy form.
Blintz Blitz: Shabbat Brunch Saturday, July 19, 10:30 am
Real blintzes like your Bubbe made (unless your Bubbe worked at a blintz factory in New Jersey). No bagels, but warm homemade flatbread like your Safta made (unless your Safta worked in a pita factory in Tel Aviv). Assortment of toppings/dips/salads, sweet and savory. Fresh fruits and vegetables. Suprises! Registration is limited--secure your spot now.
Hosted by: Barnett Kalikow & Melinda Holman Cost: $25 per person
VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES
Share Your Torah Thoughts!
Each week we have the opportunity to share thoughts and teachings about the weekly Torah portion as part of our services. And we want to hear your wisdom! Rabbi Seth invites you to deliver a d’var Torah at an upcoming service, no experience necessary—and he can help you craft your message. (Also look for a d’var Torah workshop over the summer). If you are interested, sign up here.
THANK YOU!
Contributions
Sustaining Fund Beth Dubey in memory of Joseph Dubey Debra Taylor in honor of Tommy's Bar Mitzvah Louise Lipton in honor of Tommy Taylor's Bar Mitzvah Ann Lasko-Harvill
Volunteers
Greeters Tikva Glantz
We need greeters to sign up for the 25-26 membership year! Email Kayla if you didn't receive the new sign up sheet.
Lida Green J. David Fine Anne Goldberg Tenenbaum RA Greene Sarah Schwartz Richard Ira Bernat Florence Handlin David Barnes Ken Mapson Joseph Dubey Edith Hecht Gladys Roseman Gladys Roseman Pearl Kitmacher Hannah Ethel Romm Lottie Snyder Anthony Felix Kurzyna Irene Vincent Abraham Bean Stessi Boyd Lorraine Shimon Emma Howell Emma Howell Caryl Cooper Aaron Wolfman Melvin Roseman Elta Steele
Happy Birthday!
18 Noah Boyes 19 Robert Haynes 20 Nelsa Brodie 20 Russell Hollander 22 Jessica Halofsky 22 David Hanig 23 Samantha Dille 24 Jim Bamberger 24 Stacy Hirsch
Yahrtzeit Updates & Additions
Members are able to view, edit, and add Yahrtzeits on the member portal of the TBH website here (requires log in). If you need assistance, please feel free to send any updates to kiverson@bethhatfiloh.org.
Mi Sheberach Updates
During Shabbat services, we always include a prayer for healing and maintain a list on behalf of members who want to include names in the healing prayers (as well as offering them verbally during services). Fill out this form to add a name to the list. May all be blessed with a refua shleyma, a complete healing of body, mind, and spirit.
COMMUNITY EVENTS/RESOURCES: Note: These are not necessarily officially sponsored or endorsed by TBH, but they are listed as they have Jewish content and/or may be of interest to our community.
Ritualwell: The Mourner's Kaddish Online
Whether you are navigating grief from a long time ago or have recently begun your mourning process, Rabbi Joshua Boettiger, a leading Mussar teacher and poet, will guide you on a spiritual journey of healing through: Teaching videos that delve into key topics, Written resources from ancient and contemporary authors, and creative writing prompts. Upon registration, you will receive unlimited access to these materials, enabling you to engage with them at your own pace and revisit them whenever you wish.
Christina & the Zamlers Wednesday, June 18, 7:00 pm In Person @ Samaritan Press, 721 4th Ave E
$10-$20 suggested donation. Reimagining the lost Klezmer music of Ukraine. They will be joined by Aurora who will be singing beautiful heartbreaking ballads in Yiddish and Ladino. This will be a similar to their concert at TBH, but a more intimate program as a trio with Christina on accordion, Jimmy Austin on trombone and Mae Kessler on violin.
Temple Beth Hatfiloh, 201 8th Ave SE, Olympia, WA 98501
