Meet Rabbi Gary A. Huber the spiritual leader of Beth Tikvah for twenty-five years. Rabbi Huber is a gifted, learned, and inspirational teacher who has a true talent for breaking down the most complicated theology in a fashion that clarifies and simplifies those ideas and concepts. Through his Shabbat sermons, articles in our monthly bulletin, Tikvah Topics, and the classes he teaches, Rabbi Huber brings the gift of learning to our entire congregation.
Welcome to Congregation Beth Tikvah. We are a congregation dedicated to the principles of modern Reform Judaism. We were founded in 1961, and have grown from twenty families to nearly 500. Located in Worthington, Ohio, Beth Tikvah is the only synagogue in northwest Columbus and serves a wide geographic area. Our congregation is composed of a diverse population and we welcome families and individuals from a wide variety of Jewish backgrounds and life-styles. In particular, Beth Tikvah has a long and established tradition of warmly welcoming interfaith families and bringing them fully into the life of the congregation. Many of our members have settled here from other parts of the country. They are comforted to find a congregation in which connections are easily made and a surrogate family soon takes root. Beth Tikvah benefits from an egalitarian spirit, and enjoys a reputation as a vibrant “House of Hope.” Please travel our website to learn more about Beth Tikvah and use the contact us links placed throughout. We hope that you will allow us to provide more information about Beth Tikvah while giving us an opportunity to get to know you.
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In the event of an emergency (due to weather conditions, building maintenance, etc.), Religious School or Hebrew School may be cancelled. Closings will be publicized on: Channel 4 (WCMH); Channel 6 (WSYX); Channel 10 (WBNS); We will contact parents by e-mail or by phone. This information will also be posted on the education portal.
Congregation Beth Tikvah is a proud member of the Union for Reform Judaism.