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Please join us on March 25th at 9:30 as our Religious School Students in Grades 2-8 lead our Shabbat morning service. The children have been working very hard on the prayers and can’t wait to share their knowledge with the Congregation! We all kvell when we see our children expand their horizons and become a part of the Jewish Community at large.
During the service, our 2nd Grade Students will be receiving their very own customized Siddur Lev Shalem’s. The students will use these Siddurim throughout the remainder of their Religious School years and daven from them at their Bar/Bat Mitzvah’s.
Temple Beth Sholom Sisterhood presents Learning with the Cantor: Sabbath of the Cow And other special Shabbatot. What are they all about? with Rav-Hazzan Sokol. Join us Sunday, March 19th, 9:30 – 10:30 am
Enjoy coffee, bagels, nosh and schmoozing!
Temple Beth Sholom Sisterhood is offering a chance for you to learn Israeli Dancing on Monday night, March 20th, at 7:30 pm. This event is open to everyone ages 10 and above. We will use what we learn during a special Oneg on Friday night, April 7th. Just 5$ for TBS members and MWJDS adults, $10 for non-members, and free for children ages 10-18!
Tired of making the 2nd night seder, don’t know how to, or just simply don’t have a place to go? Make us your home for the evening. Please join us as Rabbi Bazer leads a festive Passover Seder for all ages on Tuesday, April 11, 2017. Services at 5:45 pm, followed by the Seder at 6:00 pm. Sign up now, before March 30th (no exceptions)!
Our Purim Service is Saturday night March 11th at 6:30 pm in Shushan Hall. Do you have your costume ready? Who is going to win the prize for the best costume in the different age categories?
Join along with Rabbi Bazer and Rav-Hazzan Sokol as we read the Megillah with a fun video which brings the Megillah to life!
Lots of Hamantashen, nosh and drinks to go with the celebration.
See you there!
Join us as we welcome New and Returning Members to Temple Beth Sholom on Friday night March 10th. The evening will begin with a Wine and Cheese Reception at 6:45 pm, followed by services at 7:30 pm and a festive Oneg following the service. We will be making a special presentation to our New and Returning Members.
During the service, Rav-Hazzan Sokol will talk about the “Musical Traditions for the Chanting of the Megillah” to get us ready for Purim.
We hope you can all join us for this special evening!
Come to the craft room at the McAuliffe Public Library (746 Water St. Framingham, MA) on Sunday, March 5, 2017, 1:30-2:30 pm for a fun, energetic pre-Purim experience. This program is geared toward families with kids and will be led by Danforth Museum Art Teacher and musician Cheska Komissar. It will include an interactive Purim story, a chance to make a unique noisemaker, a “how to” booklet of Purim customs and celebration, and of course, a home-made hamantaschen sampling. This is a great way to meet other Jewish families in Metrowest. We look forward to seeing you! Sponsored by Temple Beth Sholom of Framingham.
Join us on Sunday, March 12th from 11:00-12:00 for the Young Families Purim Party featuring Pony Rides, Mishloach Manot care packages, games, treats and a Costume Parade!!! You won’t want to miss all the fun and excitement of this and then stay for our Purim Carnival! See you then! RSVP by March 7th and tell us you will be there!!!
Join us on Friday Night, February 3, as we welcome guest speaker Mark D. Rosenberg who will speak on his “Reflections of a History Professor on Teaching Middle East Studies to an International Student Body Community.” Mark D. Rosenberg is an Adjunct History Professor at Bentley University and is a Middle East specialist. Please join us for this very fascinating topic facing college campuses. An Oneg Shabbat will follow the service.
Join with Temple Beth Sholom and Jews from around the world to celebrate the mitzvah of tefillin on Sunday, February 5 at 9:00 am during the World Wide Wrap. If you have never participated, we will have people to help you learn to lay tefillin. This is for both men and women! Rashi’s daughters are said to have lain tefillin!! Coffee and bagels will follow the service. Let’s see if we can get more than last year!!!