TBJ Newburgh

08/31/2026

High Holy Days are just ahead! We hope you’ll join us for Break the Fast on Monday September 21st — $35/PP following concluding services at TBJ.

Join us at the Powelton Club. RSVP required. Email [email protected] to confirm your attendance.

All are welcome to partake in this newish tradition to culminate the Holiest day of the year together at “the club”.

Comment below with any questions. Our committee is available to answer.

07/29/2026

We're planning something special for all ages this Friday night! Join us one and all for a collaborative camp-inspired Shabbat experience that's fun for ALL ages, promotes inclusion and features the talents and gifts of our amazing community partners!

07/24/2026

06/28/2026

Scenes from the 172nd Annual Meeting of Temple Beth Jacob.

Did you know that buying gift cards through the raiseright app for every day items helps use raise $10,000 a year for TBJ? Goals are higher for the year ahead! Helping is as easy as the push of a button…

Sign up here https://www.raiseright.com/how-it-works

Temple donation Code:a9374a8333569

Thank you for helping us reach our goals!

Thank you to leadership past, present and future for helping us reach this moment. May we be blessed as we go on our way!

06/18/2026

A great summer ahead for TBJ!!!

06/15/2026

Our Hudson Valley Gift of Life Volunteers are celebrating more than 200 matches of healthy donors to blood cancer recipients. Contact the Temple to find out how you can register as a donor and a volunteer!

05/18/2026

Study Session via Zoom on “Torah Through the Lens of Emma Lazarus: Powerful Poems on Immigration Build a Framework for American Jewish Tikkun Olam” – Taught by Rabbi Kohn as part of a national collaboration of the URJ and CCAR. To register for the program, contact the Temple office.

05/06/2026

Guest Speaker Reverend Dr. Kenneth Sampson

7:30pm on Friday, May 8, 2026

On February 3, 1943, four United States Army Chaplains—George L. Fox (Methodist), Alexander D. Goode (Reform Jewish), Clark V. Poling (Dutch Reformed), and John P. Washington (Catholic)—died heroically when the USAT Dorchester, a troop transport on which they were serving, was torpedoed by a German U-boat in the North Atlantic. The four chaplains calmed struggling soldiers, guided them to life rafts, and when life jackets ran out, they famously gave their own life jackets to soldiers and were last seen holding hands and praying as their ship slid under the waters. Of the 902 soldiers on board the Dorchester, only 230 survived.

Moreover, at Erev Shabbat Services on Friday, May 8, Temple Beth Jacob will host Colonel Ken Sampson, US Army Chaplain, Ret., to present a certificate of merit and a piece of art from the Chapel of the Four Chaplains to the Temple, to recognize the continuing line of service which our community long appreciates. All are lovingly invited to attend.

04/17/2026

just received this email.

It doesn't get better than this!! I just received this e-mail from Gift of Life "Dear Gail, On Oct 15, 2024 you helped facilitate a donor drive in Newburgh at Mount Saint Mary College. We are thrilled to inform you that a donor recruited at that drive has transplanted a 52 year old woman battling Acute Myelogenous Leukemia."

There is no better feeling than knowing you have helped save someone's life.... This week our amazing volunteer teams, in Florida and Newburgh, were advised of three more matches WE found at drives funded by the Valencia Palms Donor Circle. 200 matches and 9 transplants - all made possibile by your dedication and support.

It all begins with one remarkable person, one life-changing swab and one huge win — finding a match and a cure.