Pray
TBI services blend music, spoken liturgy, words of Torah, and meaningful drashot, and are conducted using both English and Hebrew prayers, creating an accessible experience for both longstanding members and newcomers alike.
Services
Kabbalat Shabbat
Fridays 6pm
Our Kabbalat Shabbat services are sometimes punctuated by the communal and personal celebrations of Baby Namings and Welcome Ceremonies.
Shabbat Shacharit
Saturdays, 10am
Our Shabbat Shacharit services are often punctuated by the communal and personal celebrations of B’nei Mitzvah, Birthdays and Anniversaries. We also take the opportunity to remember those whom we have loved and lost with a special aliyah (Torah call-up) dedicated to memory.
Gesher
2nd Saturday of the month, 10am
Gesher Lit’filah (“A Bridge to Prayer”) is TBI’s monthly “alternate minyan” for Shabbat morning. It is a lively chavurah-style service, led by the participants themselves – with a Torah-based discussion in place of a drash, and more communal singing than is usual in the main service. Gesher takes place on the second Shabbat of every month. Newcomers are very welcome. Gesher has been running for over 20 years. We hope you’ll give it a try!
Shabbat Unplugged
6pm on the following Fridays throughout 2025:
21 February
23 May
27 June
22 August
21 November
Sweet melodies, tight harmonies and a gently flowing service featuring Ido, Cantor Laloum, Amy and Adrian Banner, and a cool percussive backdrop. Something uplifting for the heart and soul.
Watch a previous Shabbat Unplugged here.
Pop-Up Shabbat
Summer Holidays
Each year, towards the end of the year and/or the start of the next, we run Pop-Up Shabbat – a Musical Kabbalat Shabbat service on location. Regularly held on the Mornington Peninsula, welcome to everyone, but especially great for those enjoying the holidays down the coast, you might see us at other locations in the future too!
6.15pm Fridays – 26 December 2025 and 2 January 2026
TBI offer “Pop-Up Shabbat” in other locations we have partnered with, such as running services in aged care homes for Jewish community members who are unable to make the trip to Shul.
We also livestream all of our services, so you can watch them at home if you prefer or if you are unable to attend in person.
Watch Live
Live Streams
All of our services (and more!) are streamed live for those who can’t make it to the Shul or wish to watch at home.
Click here to access our live streams.
