Tevel Zion

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Orthodox in Tradition. Open To All. United as One Jewish Community..

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Tevel Zion

Tevel Zion welcomes Jews from every background and level of observance—including those who feel distant from Jewish life, are unaffiliated with a synagogue, or may feel uncertain or uncomfortable walking into a local shul. We also welcome non-Jews who sincerely wish to learn about, respect, and support Judaism. Our purpose is simple: to strengthen Jewish connection, build community, share Torah, and create a welcoming place where no Jew has to feel alone.

Our Beliefs

We are an Orthodox Jewish community rooted in Torah, halachah, and the traditional beliefs of Judaism, including the Rambam’s Thirteen Principles of Faith. We warmly welcome Jews of every background and level of observance, and we believe it is a mitzvah to help those who feel distant from Jewish life feel accepted, connected, and encouraged to grow closer to Torah, mitzvot, prayer, and community.

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Torah & Growth

We are not perfect, and we do not pretend to be. We look to the Torah for guidance, wisdom, and direction in our daily lives, using its teachings to help us make better choices, strengthen our character, and continue growing as individuals and as a community.

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Community

We are a community, not a synagogue. Our members come from different backgrounds, traditions, and levels of observance, but we are united by a shared connection to Judaism and to one another. We learn, support, and share with each other both online and in person, creating a welcoming place to grow, connect, and belong.

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Our Mission & Values

Our mission is to create a welcoming Jewish community for those who genuinely want to learn, connect, and feel that they belong. We especially hope to reach people who may feel alone, live far from an established Jewish community, feel too shy or uncertain to walk into a local synagogue, or simply do not yet know where they fit. We also welcome those who sincerely wish to learn more about Jewish beliefs, culture, traditions, and everyday Jewish life in an open, respectful, and supportive environment.

Curiosity & Learning

Curiosity and learning are an important part of Jewish life. From an Orthodox perspective, we look to Torah, mitzvot, prayer, and the wisdom of our tradition to better understand what Hashem asks of us and how we can live with greater purpose. At the same time, we believe questions are welcome, growth takes time, and no one should feel alone because they are still learning or finding their way. Wherever you are in your Jewish journey, there is always room to ask, learn, connect, and come closer.

Open-Hearted Conversation

Sincere conversations are at the heart of our community. We want to create a welcoming place where those who feel alone, disconnected, or unsure can ask questions, share what they are thinking, and learn without embarrassment or pressure. Through honest conversation, patience, and respect, we hope to help people better understand Jewish life, Torah, and tradition while building real connections with others who care.

Foster Lifelong Spiritual Growth

Through community, fun, honest conversations, curiosity, and learning, we create opportunities to connect, grow, and discover greater meaning in Jewish life. Over time, these shared experiences can help us draw closer to HaShem, strengthen our values, and inspire us to live with greater kindness, purpose, and responsibility—helping make our community and the world around us a better place.

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Aviboaz Sharabi

Moreh & Founder of Tevel Zion

THE BLESSINGS AND PRAYERS

Priestly Blessing

יְבָרֶכְךָ ה׳ וְיִשְׁמְרֶךָ׃
יָאֵר ה׳ פָּנָיו אֵלֶיךָ וִיחֻנֶּךָּ׃
יִשָּׂא ה׳ פָּנָיו אֵלֶיךָ וְיָשֵׂם לְךָ שָׁלוֹם׃

May HaShem bless you and protect you.
May HaShem make His face shine upon you and be gracious to you.
May HaShem turn His face toward you and grant you peace.

The Shema

Sh’ma yisrael, adonai eloheinu, adonai echad