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A Friendly, Participatory, and Egalitarian Conservative Synagogue in Rockville, MD
At Tikvat Israel we appreciate the great diversity of backgrounds that make up the Jewish community today.

Our congregation includes not only people steeped in Jewish experience and training, but also those just discovering the beauty and richness of Judaism. Some come from traditional religious backgrounds; others grew up in non-observant homes. Some are Jews by choice; others are part of interfaith families.

Together we are united in the common desire to belong to a congregation where community means friendship, where religious practice means spiritual inspiration, and where education for young and old means personal growth and discovery.

Tikvat Israel is a place where you and your family will become enriched through friendship, prayer, and mitzvot.

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Tuv Ha'aretz has been so successful that we have decided to offer membership for fall shares. we continue to work with our fabulous farmer, Pam Stegall, of Calvert Farm. Shares are only available until August 1st, and we need the same 45 shares to sign up, so please sign up soon!

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Posted Jul 24, 2008
Comings and Goings: All New @ TI
The synagogue has a new entrance and exit -- the first significant traffic pattern changes at Tikvat Israel since the synagogue's founding.
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Posted Jul 4, 2008
TI's Reading Tutors Reap Personal Rewards
Eight TI congregants tutored 2nd graders each week as part of the Ruth Rales Reading Program during the past year. They found the personal rewards sundry and plentiful, and they hope additional congregants will join their ranks in 2008-09.
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Posted Jul 1, 2008
TI President Thanks Resigning Religious School Head
After 11 years in the post, Sandy Levine has announced her departure as director of education at Tikvat Israel. She will go to work for the public school system.
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Posted Jun 18, 2008
Playoff Defeat Ends Season for Synagogue Softballers
The Tikvat Israel men's softball team qualified for the post-season tournament of the Montgomery County synagogue league for the first time in three years, but the team was bounced out of the competition with a first-round setback.
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Posted Jun 6, 2008
Congregants Adopt a Budget for 2008-09
Tikvat Israel members adopted a spending plan for 2008-09 and discussed a proposal for more effective leadership succession at a congregational meeting on June 3.
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