February 08, 2010   24 Sh'vat 5770
Mizpah Congregation 
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Welcome to Mizpah Congregation's website!

Here at Mizpah, our mission is clear: we are a welcoming and inclusive congregation, offering worship, learning,social action, and social programming that enhances the lives of our members, helping us as we make choices of our lives that we might better ourselves and our world by our actions.

"It's a great time to be a member of Mizpah Congregation!" We hope you'll explore our site and see why. Welcome and we hope to see you here at the Temple, soon!

Mizpah Past Presidents 2009  

 




Our Past Presidents of Mizpah Congregation want to wish you and your families a very Happy and Healthy New Year!

Mizpah's Past Presidents gathered in Rabbi Tepper's Study before Kol Nidre.  Every year we honor these leaders as they ascend the bimah and hold the Torah scrolls during the chanting of Kol Nidre.  Beverly Coulter, M.J. Levine, Iris Abelson, Howard Schwartz, Richard Zachary, Henry Stoloff, Lawrence Levine, Warren Dropkin and Paul Lefkoff and Max Brenner.

The Mizpah Voice - 1932 (Mizpah's Religious School Book)  
Preserve our History  

Preserve our History!

 

Get your family’s data and pictures into

the Jewish Archives of Chattanooga.

 

Request a genealogy sheet from archivist

Joy Adams; there is no charge to enroll!

 

Call Joy at 756-8679 or the

Temple office for more information.

 

If you don’t save it, it won’t be there

for the next generation to enjoy!

 

Selichot 2009 at Mizpah  
 
 
Members joined together to prepare for the New Year.  We participated in Havdalah followed by a Study Session with Rabbi Tepper. During Selichot Services the Past Presidents and current Board members assisted in changing our Torah Covers to our High Holiday White Covers.  A wonderful event.
Mizpah Tour  
 
Please take a Virtual Tour of our Historic Mizpah Congregation
 


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