Upcoming Events
Rabbi Latz is standing for the HATIKVAH: Progressive Israel slate in the upcoming World Zionist Congress elections, the results of which directly affect the distribution of $1,000,000,000 in annual funding. For more info, click here, and read more from Rabbi Latz in this recent edition of TCJewfolk. | Shir Tikvah is a fiercely loving, affirming, joyful, and inclusive community; we represent all demographics, diverse in identity, gender, race, age, class, ability, and culture. We're energized by the intersections of prayer, pursuit of social justice & equity in our challenging world, and innovative Jewish programming for both child and adult. All are welcome to join us for our Shabbat service Friday at 6:30pm and most Saturdays at 10:30am- come as you are!
Shir Tikvah is a kehillah kedosha (holy community) joyfully revealing the intersections of talmud torah (lifelong Torah study), t'filah (prayer), tzedak (justice) hachnasat orchim (radical hospitality). This Week's Rabbi Shabbat Message Recent Sermons & Announcements Upcoming Lifelong Learning Opportunities |
Pastoral Concerns and Joys
If you have a joy or sorrow, life-cycle event or concern you would like to share with the Rabbis, Caring Community, and congregation, please email office@shirtikvah.net and a team member will contact you. If it is an after-hours Emergency call 612-787-7447
If you would like to volunteer with the Caring Community to support members experiencing a joy, sorrow or life-cycle event, please email Bonnie Westlin at bonnie.westlin@comcast.net
1360 West Minnehaha Parkway - Minneapolis, MN 55419-1199
Shir Tikvah Telephone: (612) 822-1440 Office Email: office@shirtikvah.net
Office hours: Monday through Thursday 9 to 5 & Friday 9 to 3
In case of Life Cycle Emergency Call: (612) 787-7447
The Minneapolis Jewish Federation and Jewish Federation of Greater St. Paul’s legacy initiative, created in partnership with the Harold Grinspoon Foundation’s LIFE & LEGACYTM program.