Rabbi Cat’s Musings on Parsha Vayishlach 5785

Shabbat Shalom. Last week, Jacob had to flee from his childhood home because he stole the birthright from his brother Esau. He went to Haran and met his uncle Laban. He asked to marry Rachel (Laban’s younger daughter) and Laban agreed. But when it came time to marry...
Chanukah 2024/5785

Chanukah 2024/5785

Chanukah is for everyone—and this year, it feels especially resonant. As we reflect on a year filled with liberation struggles, spiritual seeking, and challenges to justice and peace, Chanukah offers a unique opportunity for connection and reflection. This holiday,...

Giving Tuesday 2024/5785

As we enter the season of gratitude and reflection, we invite you to support Beyt Tikkun this Giving Tuesday. Starting in 2024, Beyt Tikkun has embraced a gifting model: all of our services, programs, and events are offered free of charge. While we make donation...

Selichot 2024

Join us for our Selichot service on Saturday, September 28th at 6:30 pm PST. What is Selichot you ask?! Selichot means forgiveness. It is the service that is held the Saturday night before Rosh Hashanah to prepare us for the High Holy Days. During the Selichot...