For over ninety years Beth Tfiloh has been central to the lives of our members, school families and the larger Baltimore Jewish community. In our early years, our congregation not only served as one of the major religious centers of the community, it also served as a community gathering place for children and adults alike. Ninety years later, Beth Tfiloh continues to serve as a second home for our congregants and students and remains a cornerstone of the Baltimore Jewish community.
To learn more about creating your Legacy at Beth Tfiloh please contact Mandi Miller at 410-413-2399.
To learn more about creating your Legacy at Beth Tfiloh please contact Mandi Miller at 410-413-2399.
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Why is a Legacy Gift Important?
A Legacy Gift provides an everlasting connection between you and Beth Tfiloh for the benefit of future generations. -
How do I make my Legacy Gift?
A Legacy Gift can be made via a bequest in your will, designating Beth Tfiloh the beneficiary of a retirement account or life insurance policy, or by creating a trust.
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Marc and Elaine Lowen: Giving the Gift of Family Stories
As parents of Beth Tfiloh alumni and grandparents of current Beth Tfiloh students, Marc and Elaine relate to this project as their own Jewish history has been shaped by the influence of Beth Tfiloh.Read More -
Sally and Harold Goldberg Music Fund
The Sally and Harold Goldberg Music Fund was established in memory of Harold Goldberg z”l, beloved husband, father, grandfather and great-grandfather, who loved all music and reveled in the traditional melodies and tunes sang at the BT morning minyan.Read More -
The S. Harold and Mimi Cohen Scholarship Fund: Keeping the Light of Jewish Education Burning
Pass by the Epstein Chapel around 4 pm Monday through Friday and you are likely to find lifelong Beth Tfiloh Congregation member Ivan Cohen standing in the Epstein Chapel’s doorway, waiting to pick up several of the five Cohen children as their Beth Tfiloh school day ends.Read More
The KADIMA Legacy Society recognizes members of the Beth Tfiloh community who have made arrangements during their lifetime to leave a Legacy Gift to Beth Tfiloh. The Hebrew word Kadima translates to “forward”, a meaningful tribute to those who have committed to preserving the future of Beth Tfiloh.
| Rosalie and Richard Alter Phyllis and Leonard Attman Deborah and Louis Baer Eunice and Joe* Bernstein Mickey and Bernie Bliden Judy Chernak Ted Chernak Miriam (Mimi) M. Cohen Haron Dahan Dr. Howard A. and Maureen H. Davidov Dr. Liebe Diamond Irene G. and Robert I. Ellin Rheda and Jerry Fader Joan and Larry Feldman Jack Finkelstein Myra and William Fox Sue and Herbert Garten Shellye and Steve Gilden Shelley and Sheldon Goldseker Sally and Harold Goldberg Sonia and Stanley Goldberg Ben Greenwald Louis, Rona and Ruth Halikman |
Larraine Bernstein and Ken Hornstein Linda and Steven Hurwitz Beth Kaplan and Bruce Sholk Mrs. Alan J. Karlin Loryn Lesser Sarellen and Marshall Levine Louise D. and Morton J. Macks Willie Mazer Howard B. Miller Ian Neuman Jonathan Neuman Phyllis Neuman Ricka Neuman Roberta Neuman Sandy and Howard Rosenblatt Alvin and Marcia Sachs Zipora and Nachum Schorr Norwood Shpritz Rachelle and Ronnie Silverstein Roz and Marvin H. Weiner Rabbi Mitchell and Sherry Wohlberg Linda Steel Yaffe Henry Zetlin |
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Beth Tfiloh Congregation
Roz & Marvin H. Weiner Family Campus | 3300 Old Court Road, Baltimore, MD 21208 | 410-486-1900 | mail@bethtfiloh.com
Roz & Marvin H. Weiner Family Campus | 3300 Old Court Road, Baltimore, MD 21208 | 410-486-1900 | mail@bethtfiloh.com
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One of the leading Modern Orthodox synagogues in America, with a diverse membership, and an extensive offering of religious services, classes and year-round Jewish programming for all ages.
One of the leading Modern Orthodox synagogues in America, with a diverse membership, and an extensive offering of religious services, classes and year-round Jewish programming for all ages.
