Since 1946, Temple Beth Hillel congregants have come together to create a home for the Jewish community of Richmond CA and the surrounding area. We value our dedicated congregation and recognize that informality, closeness, and diversity are what define us. We welcome all families, both traditional and non-traditional.
| I believe synagogue membership is the link that connects me to our Jewish past and future… It is being part of a community with a shared Jewish history. It is being part of a community that actively works to Tikkun Olam, to repair the world…This is the first time I have been accepted into a Jewish community this quickly and completely. It is the first time I have had the opportunity and the desire to contribute. Temple Beth Hillel is our Jewish home.
— Michael C. |
Temple Beth congregants are dedicated to the mission of sustaining a positive Jewish presence in West Contra Costa County. Our small but mighty congregation is a group of like minded, action oriented people. We embrace the mitzvot of social action and Tikkun Olam, repairing the world. Temple Beth Hillel congregants are the founders of GRIP Souper Center, a homeless shelter in Richmond, Food For Thought of Contra Costa County, now an independent 501c3, feeding over 600 food insecure families over the winter break from the poorest schools in the WCCUSD, as well as actively collecting food for the Food Bank of Contra Costa and toiletries for Rubicon Programs. If our community spirit resonates with you, please consider joining us!
Notes from the Board
Notes From the Board: November 15, 2023
Many activities are being planned for the Hanukkah Fair on December 3rd and more volunteers are needed. TBH submitted an application to the California State Nonprofit Security Grant Program (CSNSGP) for assistance with security upgrades. Award announcements will be made in January or February. The Rabbi Search committee will be sending out a survey to […]
Notes from the Board – Sept. 20, 2023
Rosh Hashanah services were well attended and the social hour afterwards was a big success, allowing new and old members alike to share and connect. The Marketing Committee presented analytics from Instagram and Facebook showing we are getting quite a bit of traffic from our social media ads. Applications for membership by three families were […]
Notes From the Board – July 19, 2023
Weeding work party scheduled for Sunday, July 23, 9 am to noon. Volunteers needed. Rabbi Search Committee being formed well in advance of Rabbi Dean’s retirement after next year’s High Holidays. Marketing Committee took a fresh look at how we do outreach and advertising. They will concentrate more on digital this year, rather than print, […]
Notes from the Board – February, 2024
February 26, 2024 by tbhrich • board
Notes From the Board The Board has approved design plans for new window coverings in the Sanctuary/Library and work will commence this spring. Plans are being made for the Purim Carnival in March, and the TBH Passover Seder in April. If you’d like to volunteer, please contact Jane Kemp or Wendy Roth for the Purim […]