Rabbi
Rabbi Taron Tachman
Rabbi
Taron Tachman (he, him, his)
Rabbi@beth-tikvah.org
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Rabbi's Blog
Shana Tova and Shabbat Message from Rabbi Tachman
Friday, Sep 3 10:01amSeptember 3, 2021
Today we stand before the shofar to hear its voice-resilient and strong, proclaiming freedom, promising
Shana Tova and Shabbat Message from Rabbi Tachman, September 18, 2020
Friday, Sep 18 2:02pmSeptember 18, 2020
Today we stand before the shofar to hear its voice-resilient and strong, proclaiming freedom, promising
Shabbat Message From Rabbi Tachman, July 17, 2020
Friday, Jul 17 3:01pmJuly 17, 2020
?אִם אֵין אֲנִי לִי, מִי לִי? וּכְשֶׁאֲנִי לְעַצְמִי, מָה אֲנ
Shabbat Message From Rabbi Tachman, July 10, 2020
Friday, Jul 10 4:32pmJuly 10, 2020
צדק צדק תרדף
Justice, justice you shall pursue
Rabbi Taron Tachman has served Beth Tikvah Congregation since July of 2011. Above all, he values the opportunity to forge sacred relationships with others and to be a part of their lives. He especially enjoys learning from, and teaching, people of all ages; inspiring others to be their best selves and to do good in the world; and helping others to find a meaningful, transformative connection to Judaism and the Jewish community.
Rabbi Tachman was ordained as a rabbi in 2004 by the Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in New York, and then served for seven years as an Associate Rabbi at Temple Sholom of Chicago. Rabbi Tachman earned his undergraduate degree in Psychology at Michigan State University, and went on to earn a Master of Social Work at the University of Michigan, and a Certificate in Jewish Communal Service and Judaic Studies from the Sol Drachler Program in Jewish Communal Leadership at the University of Michigan. He has also worked for the College Education Department of the Union of Reform Judaism, and spent a year volunteering in Israel on a program called Project Otzma.
Rabbi Tachman is very interested in Interfaith Dialogue and Friendship and is member of the Schaumburg-Hoffman Clergy Association. He is also committed to outreach to Interfaith families and those who do not yet have strong connection to a congregation, and is supportive of the efforts of the Big Tent Judaism (formerly Jewish Outreach Institute) and InterfaithFamily.com. Rabbi Tachman also values and supports the work of Tikkun Olam as accomplished by (in addition to BTC’s own efforts) the Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago (JUF), American Jewish World Service, and Jewish Helping Hands. In addition, Jewish camping is extremely important to Rabbi Tachman and to all of Beth Tikvah Congregation. Rabbi Tachman is proud to spend two weeks of each summer at Olin Sang Ruby Union Institute (OSRUI) camp, as well as serving on the Rabbinic Advisory Committee.
Rabbi Tachman grew up in Grand Rapids, Michigan, is married to Sara Siegall, and they have two adorable young daughters.
Wed, May 18 2022
17 Iyar 5782
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