Temple Beth Solomon of the Deaf
Shabbat Services
Services begin at 6:30 pm in the Temple Ahavat Shalom chapel,
unless otherwise specified.
18200 Rinaldi Place
Northridge, CA 91326
July 16
Rabbi Deborah Goldmann officiating
August 6
Rabbi Deborah Goldmann officiating
September 9
Rosh Hashana Morning Sevice
10 AM, Airtel Plaza Hotel
September 17
Kol Nidre Sevice
6:30 PM, Airtel Plaza Hotel
September 18
Yom Kippur
10 AM - 4 PM, Airtel Plaza Hotel
Break-fast to follow services
Congregation News
The electronic edition of the TBS Congregation News can be
viewed by clicking the following link.
May/June 2010
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Temple Beth Solomon Turning 50
Mark your calendars!!
Temple Beth Solomon of the Deaf
50th Anniversary celebration
Sunday Oct. 24th, 2010
11-1 Gourmet Buffet Brunch
1-4p Program, Raffle, Entertainment
$50.00/per person
Marriott Warner Center Woodland Hills, CA
Send Reservations to:
Temple Beth Solomon
PO Box 33396
Granada Hills CA 91394
More information will be coming
Be part of our "Memories Project" in honor of our 50th anniversary. We are collecting memories and stories about TBS. If you have one to share please send it to Jan at tbsdeaf@verizon.net
TBS Celebrates 50 Years
Our synagogue, Temple Beth Solomon of the Deaf, in the San Fernando Valley of Los Angeles, the only deaf synagogue in the world, will proudly celebrate its 50th anniversary, October 24, 2010.
By the late 1950's many members of the Los Angeles Hebrew Association of the Deaf longed for a synagogue in which they could nurture their unique style of worship, study and social interaction. At the same time, Rose Zucker was looking for a way to provide her deaf daughter, Helen, with a Jewish education. With the help and advice of Rabbi Solomon Kleinman, a synagogue of, not for, Deaf Jews was born. In gratitude to Rabbi Solomon Kleinman the members named the synagogue: Temple Beth Solomon of the Deaf.