Young Professionals Shabbat in Middlesex County

Shabbat Dinner with Congregation B’nai Tikvah

Date: September 13, 2024

Location: Congregation B’nai Tikvah, Middlesex County

Dinner: 6:30 PM

Service: 7:30 PM

Join us for a special Shabbat dinner that weaves together the profound themes of Elul and the story of Noah dispatching the raven. As the month of Elul calls us to introspection and spiritual stocktaking, we reflect on Noah’s actions as the floodwaters began to recede, symbolizing hope and renewal.

Theme

This event will highlight the lessons of perseverance, hope, and introspection inspired by the story of Noah and the raven. The month of Elul, known as the time when “the king is in the field,” offers a unique opportunity for personal growth and connection with the Divine. We’ll explore these themes through the evening’s service, songs, and reflections.

Why Attend?

Spiritual & Social: Participate in a meaningful Shabbat service that resonates with the themes of renewal and hope.

Delightful Dinner: Enjoy a catered meal featuring kiddush wine, challah, and other delicious Shabbat staples.

Community Gathering: Connect with friends and new faces in a warm and welcoming environment.

Dietary Restrictions: Please note any dietary restrictions in the registration form, and we will do our best to accommodate.

Don’t miss this opportunity to celebrate Shabbat in a setting that bridges ancient history with contemporary relevance. Reflect on the story of Noah, the lessons of Elul, and come together with the community for an evening of spiritual enrichment and joyful connection.

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Date And Time

09-13-2024 @ 06:30 PM to
09-13-2024

Location

Congregation B’nai Tikvah, Middlesex County

Event Types

Shabbat Dinner

Event Category

Food & Drink Shabbat & Holidays

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Know Before You Go

Solo-friendlyNo membership requiredCost help availableGuided religious elements

Who and what it feels like

Coming alone is normal. This is a community gathering, not presented as singles-only unless the listing explicitly says so.
Structure: Guided religious elements + conversation.
Expected attendance is not stated unless organizers have confirmed a useful range.

Arrival and first connection

Use the published start time, venue, and organizer instructions. If an entrance, check-in point, or arrival window is missing, ask before traveling.
A first-event host can text before the event, meet near arrival, and make two introductions.
Contact the organizer if you may arrive late or need to leave early; timed reservations and religious portions can affect what is practical.
Published location: Congregation B’nai Tikvah, Middlesex County.

Jewish content and conversation

Format: Light or traditional religious content should be explained on the event page; no prior knowledge is expected unless the listing says otherwise.
Israel or politics is not assumed to be part of the program unless the listing clearly identifies it.
No one is expected to disclose or defend a personal identity or political position.

Cost, access, food, and privacy

Use the registration page for the exact price, what it includes, and the refund deadline.
Confidential financial assistance and Request an accommodation are available.
Ask the organizer about dietary needs, parking or transit, indoor/outdoor plans, and photography if the listing does not yet answer them.

Young Professionals Shabbat in Middlesex County