Young Families
Young Families
Young Families provides families with children ages 0-5 the chance to get together with peers, allow children to build friendships and enjoy each other's company. Synagogue membership is not required to participate, so bring a friend! Events will focus on activities for ages newborn to five. Older siblings are welcome.
Olam Tikvah Young Families is presented in proud partnership with The Jewish Federation of Greater Washington, PJ Library, MoEd Fairfax and Olam Tikvah Preschool.
Upcoming Events
Pre-Purim Play Date, Sunday, March 10, 9:30-11:30am in the OT Social Hall. Join other families with children ages 0-5 to play in the Olam Tikvah Social Hall. We'll have snacks, toys and Purim crafts. RSVP to youngfamilies@olamtikvah.org
Olam Tikvah Preschool
Looking for a preschool? Olam Tikvah Preschool (OTPS) is a private, Jewish preschool for children two-five years (Pre-K). Learn more about our preschool at olamtikvah.org/preschool.
Join PJ Library
Sign up for FREE books from PJ Library!
PJ Library sends free, award-winning books that celebrate Jewish values and culture to families with children from birth through 8 years old. Learn More. Signing up is easy and takes less than 3 minutes. Join today!
PJ Library in Greater Washington is made possible by The Jewish Federation of Greater Washington. Olam Tikvah is a proud PJ Library Community Partner.
Mon, March 18 2024
8 Adar II 5784
Today's Calendar
Maariv : 8:00pm |
Tomorrow's Calendar
Maariv : 8:00pm |
Friday Night
Kabbalat Shabbat : 6:15pm |
Candle Lighting : 7:06pm |
Shabbat Day
Shabbat Service : 9:30am |
Childcare and Youth Services : 10:00am |
Yachad Purim Pre-Game : 7:15pm |
Megillah & Magical Purim Party : 8:00pm |
Havdalah : 8:15pm |
Happening at OT
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Wednesday ,
MarMarch 20 , 2024
Wednesday, Mar 20th 6:00p
Stock your fridge and pantry with kosher groceries from Moti's Market. -
Wednesday ,
MarMarch 20 , 2024
Wednesday, Mar 20th 7:30p to 9:00p
Greek philosophy has strongly influenced our understanding of the concepts of “body” and “soul,” suggesting they are two separate entities. But what do Jewish texts say about what ultimately makes us human? What are Jewish attitudes towards our physical beings, and what does our tradition think of the “soul,” assuming it even exists? -
Thursday ,
MarMarch 21 , 2024
Thursday, Mar 21st 9:30a to 2:20p
Olam Tikvah is proud to co-sponsor this virtual learning opportunity with Hadar. -
Thursday ,
MarMarch 21 , 2024
Thursday, Mar 21st 12:00p to 4:30p
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Thursday ,
MarMarch 21 , 2024
Thursday, Mar 21st 4:00p to 4:30p
Stock your fridge and pantry with kosher groceries from Moti's!