About Tifereth Israel Greenport

Congregation Tifereth Israel is a Historic Synagogue on the North Fork in Greenport. It is an egalitarian, inclusive, Conservative synagogue committed to strengthening Jewish values, learning and spiritual well-being as well as building a close, warm and supportive community for all who wish to join.

The Shofar Proudly Announces The 2023 Graduates In The Shul Family

Yona Brown, granddaughter of Carol Seigel and the late Irwin Seigel, graduated from Clark University.   Tamar Brumberg, granddaughter of Stephan Brumberg and Carol Ingall, graduated from White Plains High School in White Plains, NY, and will attend the University of Maryland in the fall.   Dylan Ellant, son of Drs. Jonathan and Devi Ellant, graduated from the Dalton Middle School in Manhattan, and will attend Dalton’s High School in the fall.   Savannah Graf, [...]

The Shofar Proudly Announces The 2023 Graduates In The Shul Family2023-07-06T16:13:27-04:00

More mitzvahs…

The Shofar joins the membership in extending a big mazel tov to shul members Dennis Chalkin and Hillary Kelbick on the birth of their grandson, Lucas Daniel Chalkin, on Monday, May 22.   Mazel tov also to shul member Carol Seigel on the Bat Mitzvah of her granddaughter, Shoshana Yari Seigel, on June 10, at B’Shert Congregation in Brooklyn, with Rabbi Heidi Hoover officiating. Shoshana is the daughter of Simeon Seigel and Myra Rosenbaum, and [...]

More mitzvahs…2023-07-06T16:12:47-04:00

Welcome new members

The Shofar joins the membership in welcoming Rosa Lee Emerson, PhD, and family to our shul. We look forward to meeting you and participating with you in our shul’s spiritual, educational and social activities and events.

Welcome new members2023-07-06T16:12:14-04:00

Shape up…

The new Trifecta Workout series of 15 classes will be held in the shul’s community room beginning on Monday, July 10, and run through Thursday August 31. Equipment needed: two pairs of weights, one heavy and one light: e.g. 5 lbs and 3 lbs, or 6 lbs and 4 lbs, also a mat. The cost is $150, due at the first session. Call Laurie Short at 631-566-0526 to reserve a place in the class.

Shape up…2023-07-06T16:11:22-04:00

Congregation Approves New Slate of Officers; Judith K. Weiner Honored

The Congregation meeting of Sunday, June 11, offered a joyous beginning to the shul’s new Board of Directors which, with no opposition, was elected according to the bylaws of the shul with a single vote cast by Recording Secretary Joanna Paulsen. At the conclusion of the vote, outgoing president Judith K. Weiner turned over the agenda to the new president, Sara M. Bloom, who had been vice president for all three terms of her [...]

Congregation Approves New Slate of Officers; Judith K. Weiner Honored2023-11-15T18:43:47-05:00

CAST Invitation Thanks Our Shul For ParentChild+ Program Support 

Among the graduation ceremonies that took place in June is one of noteworthy interest to our shul. On Wednesday, June 14, North Fork ParentChild+ held a ceremony that paid tribute to the families that had signed on to the program that, among other benefits, introduces literacy to the families and helps to prepare children for success in school. The invitation to the ceremony named and included the logo of Congregation Tifereth Israel as one of [...]

CAST Invitation Thanks Our Shul For ParentChild+ Program Support 2023-07-06T16:09:26-04:00

Shavuot Events Included Services, A Special Oneg, Planting A Pear Tree

Charles Bogen Remembered; Ann Hurwitz Saluted On Her 90th Our shul ushered in the holiday of Shavuot on Thursday, May 25, with a gathering in Andrew Levin Park, where Ann Hurwitz’s grandson, Andrew, acknowledged his grandmother’s 90th birthday by planting a pear tree in her honor. Nestled near the southern property line of the park, where good soil and plenty of sunshine will nourish the tree, just as “my grandmother has nourished children’s thirst for [...]

Shavuot Events Included Services, A Special Oneg, Planting A Pear Tree2023-07-06T16:08:46-04:00

“Whiskey” Players Score Big Hit With Shul Audience And Guests

“We Call It Whiskey,” a one-act comedy by shul member Chuck Simon, scored a big hit with the shul crowd and guests — online and in-person — when the play was performed in the community room on Sunday, June 11. From opening lines to the final “Lechayim,” it was a fun and talent-filled afternoon. Cast: top row, from left, Stephen Meshover, producer-director-playwright-actor Chuck Simon, Helaine Teperman; middle row, from left, Andrea Blaga, Adrianne Greenberg, Ron [...]

“Whiskey” Players Score Big Hit With Shul Audience And Guests2023-07-06T16:07:02-04:00

At May 2023 Meeting, Board of Directors Approves Raise In Annual Dues

Shul president Judith K. Weiner announced to the congregation at its June 11, 2023 meeting that the Board of Directors had approved an increase in annual synagogue dues at its May meeting. She pointed out that the raise was a modest 17%, which translates to $650 for a single membership, up from $550, and $1,000 for a family membership, up from $850. The president informed the congregation that synagogue dues had not been adjusted since [...]

At May 2023 Meeting, Board of Directors Approves Raise In Annual Dues2023-07-06T16:05:36-04:00

Oneg Shabbat Get-Togethers Are Finally Returning; Volunteers Anyone?

Ah, remember the refreshments and socializing of yore — before COVID and before security threats kept the shul closed and locked, and before Shabbat services were offered online-only? So nice, so pleasant, so agreeable. With an A for effort, the shul has tried to re-create that amiability with a plate of cookies in the sanctuary. Alas, not the same thing... Well, that all changed on Friday, May 26, when shul member Nancy Torchio sponsored an [...]

Oneg Shabbat Get-Togethers Are Finally Returning; Volunteers Anyone?2023-07-06T16:05:01-04:00
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