Located in Deerfield, Illinois, we are a vibrant Conservative congregation
dedicated to serving the spiritual, educational, and cultural needs of the surrounding Jewish community.
Led by Rabbi Alex Felch, we offer a diverse range of programming and religious services aimed at members of all ages.
Congregation B’nai Tikvah is a warm and welcoming place where we all come to pray, to sing, to dance, to study, and a place where we all come to meet our extended Jewish family. B'nai Tikvah is a place where we can happily celebrate the pride of our Jewish lives, and it is also a smoothing place when we are in need of comfort and support.
Our education programs keep learning alive for members of all ages. Everyone has an opportunity to learn and grow. Our innovative curriculum offers endless opportunities for students to experience Judaism, expand their knowledge, and connect with their Jewish heritage.
We invite you to explore this website to learn more about our Congregation and to visit us in person to worship, learn, and grow with the B'nai Tikvah family.
B'nai Tikvah offers unique prayer experiences for families:
Simchat Shabbat Service
Musical Shabbat Service is offered on the 2nd Friday of the month through June
Young Family Shabbat
Are you interested in meeting other B'nai Tikvah Members?
Are you looking to introduce your kids to other Jewish kids?
Are you looking for a way to develop new friendships?
If you are interested, click here for form, which should be filled out and returned to the Synagogue office. Chavurah
Click Here to view the weekly/monthly synagogue calendar
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Kabbalat Shabbat Service - 6:30 pm
Shabbat Morning Service - 9:00 am
Minyan - 9:00 am
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Monday & Thursday, 6:30 am
Monday -Thursday, 7:30 pm |
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| May 4 - 7:35
May 11 - 7:44
May 18 - 7:51
May 25 - 7:58
June 1 - 8:03
June 8 - 8:08
June 15 - 8:11
June 22 - 8:13
June 29 - 8:14
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July 6 - 8:12
July 13 - 8:09
July 20 - 8:04
July 27 - 7:58
August 3 - 7:50
August 10 - 7:41
August 17 - 7:31
August 24 - 7:20
August 31 - 7:09 |
The Mitzvah of Making a Minyan - Join us every Sunday morning at 9 am, Monday and Thursday mornings at 6:30 am, and Monday thru Thursday evening at 7:30 pm for daily minyan. We are looking to include as many members of our B'nai Tikvah families as possible in this wonderful tradition that brings comfort to our mourners and gives each of us a daily opportunity to connect with our soul, our community and our God. We invite you to look at your schedule and commit to at least one night to attend this important endeavor. Suggested schedule is listed below according to last name of members. If you have any questions or concerns please call the office 847-945-0470
- A-D: First week of the month.
- E-K Second week of the Month
- L-R Third Week of the month
- S-Z Fourth Week of the Month
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Planning an event at B'nai Tikvah - Facility Use-Kiddush Guide information. |
Educational Scholarship Funds from Jewish Federation - Available for college and graduate students for the 2012-2013 academic year. See attached for more information. Scholarship Flyer Scholarship_Information |
Real Estate Workshop - May 20 2012
Pre-Aliyah Medical Consulting
Are you looking for a job or do you have a position to offer someone who is?
You can perform a mitzvah by helping to provide a job to a fellow member of the Congregation who may be in need of employment. This is not a request of charity, but it is an appeal to all members of B’nai Tikvah who are in need of qualified, skilled and trustworthy personnel.
Have well qualified candidate looking for a position in the field of caregiving for individuals in need. If you know of anyone looking to hire a caregiver, contact alurie@bnaitikvah.net.
If you are interested or know of someone who might be, please call Rabbi Alex Felch, 847-945-0470, or e-mail alurie@bnaitikvah.net. All inquiries will be kept strictly confidential.
Perform a mitzvah that counts by helping people help themselves. |
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