About Us Welcome to Tikvat Yisrael, a vision for a new type of Jewish community. Our goal is to bring together Jews of different religious backgrounds, using commitment to prayer as a fundamental tie that binds us together. It is our hope that, together, we can construct a forum in which we can learn, grow, celebrate Shabbat, and most importantly, pray together as a community. more...
Upcoming Events Friday, November 13th
Friday night prayer/dinner event
Multiple minyanim (prayer services) under one roof followed by a communal Shabbat dinner.
More Tikvat Yisrael Projects
TRACKING THE MINYANIM: History, process and impact of today's proliferating minyanim on the future of the Jewish community - at The Aperture.
For a full report on all of our past events, check out our Events Archive Page!
If you have attended a past event, please make sure to fill out our Feedback Form.
Relax and Have Fun at Happy Hour with Tikvat Yisrael!
Join old friends, make new friends and find out more about Tikvat Yisrael at our first ever Happy Hour!
When: Wednesday, June 2nd, 6-9pm Where: 420 Bar and Lounge
420 Amsterdam Avenue (between West 80th & West 81st Street)
Drink specials, schmoozing, community building!
Tikvat Yisrael is thrilled to announce Shabbat TY 18!
Service options include Traditional Egalitarian, Orthodox, and Kehillat Romemu.
Also continuing TY's series discussing streams of Judaism, Rabbi Deborah Waxman, Vice President for Governance at the Reconstructionist Rabbinical College: "Underpinnings of Reconstructionist Judaism."
When: Friday June 11th, 2010, 7 PM Where: Congregation Ansche Chesed
251 W. 100th Street at West End Avenue Cost: $25 through June 7th, $30 after. Registration closes on 6/9 at midnight.
Special Discount for the class of 2008, 2009, and 2010 available here.
Announcing a new Refer a Friend program. Refer a friend to TY for the first time and both of you will recieve a
$5 discount off our next event
Special Announcement!
Tikvat Yisrael is thrilled to announce that founder and co-President Uri Cohen has received the first ever Weinstein Prize for Jewish Accord from the JCRC.
We would like to give special thanks to the UJA-Federation of New York and the S. Daniel Abraham Foundation for their support. The funding we have received allows us to hold more programs and expand our efforts
