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This Friday night, December 2nd, is a special night as our USYer’s lead the Friday night service along with USYer’s from other Synagogues. We are pleased that Congregation Or Atid will be joining with us!
After the service, we will hear from Elon Stricker, AIPAC Synagogue Initiative Director, speaking on “The Fight for Israel on Campus: What to Expect & the Opportunities that Await.”
Our service will begin at 7:30 pm with the speaker program at 8:15 and a festive Oneg following the service.
Join us on Saturday morning, December 3rd, for SholomPlex featuring Traditional Services from 9:30-11:45, Torah, Mussar and Yoga from 9:30-10:30, Parsha Divers with Fredda Hamilton and “God Loves Stories” with Jeremy Arcus-Goldberg from 9:30-10:30.
We have a new feature for our teens: Calling All Teens with Jessica Lowenthal from 10:30-11:45.
Our Religious School will have classes from 9:30-11:45 and will welcome our Young Families for Boker Tov Shabbat from 9:30-10:30, with babysitting following the Boker Tov Shabbat.
Our Sholom Cafe will be in the lobby from 9:30-10:45 and we will have a Kiddush Luncheon for all beginning at 12:00.
Join us Sunday, September 18th at 10:00am for Apple Picking at Tougas Family Farm in Northborough
Meet at the picnic tables near the entrance of Tougas Farm. We’ll start with a Jewish enrichment activity and then take a hayride into the orchard for apple picking. We look forward to making new friends, having fun together, and getting into the Rosh Hashanah spirit! Contact the Young Families committee with any questions.
Cost is $26.00 per family of 4 and 1 peck of apples, $36.00 per family of 6 and one-half bushel of apples.
Come share Friday evenings June 24th through July 29th as we worship Shabbat outdoors in the Ruth & Jay Gordon Memorial Garden at 6:30 pm Please join us for this community experience celebrating in the night air as we welcome in Shabbat.
Mother’s Day was a special day at Temple Beth Sholom as we enjoyed the jazz singing of Rav-Hazzan Scott Sokol and his mother Carol Sokol, accompanied by Ed Broadwin, Ted Casher, Zac Casher, Jim Guttman and David Sparr. There were approximately 75 people in attendance enjoying a cafe style concert with refreshments while listening to the exceptional voices and music.