All members and their guests are welcome.

VACCINATION AND MASKS - All individuals eligible for a COVID-19 vaccine must be fully vaccinated and boosted to attend in-person events at Temple Shalom. Participants are encourage to wear masks inside while at programs and services Temple Shalom. See Covid19 Health and Safety Policies Here.

 

Friday, January 27

 

7:30 pm Erev Shabbat Services (In Person and Streamed)

Click Here to live stream the service.

The prayer book for the service is Here.

The song sheet for the service is Here.

5th-7th graders: Service will count toward your service credit.

 

Saturday, January 28

 

10:00 am Shabbat Morning Worship & Torah Study (In Person/Zoom)

The prayer book for the service is Here.

5th-7th graders: Service will count toward your service credit.

6:30 pm Join the Tikkun Olam Committee for a Havdalah service and dessert. (In Person)

This will be followed by a recorded lecture of Doug Tallamy’s “Nature’s Best Hope” and discussion with Master Gardener Betsy Kingery on how homeowners can take environmental action one yard at a time.

Doug Tallamy is a professor in the Department of Entomology and Wildlife Ecology at the University of Delaware. He has published and lectured convincingly on the benefits of diverse, native urban and suburban landscapes. No gardening experience required!

Please sign up here to let us know you are coming.

 

Wednesday, February 1

 

8:00 am Morning Minyan (In Person/Zoom)

We gather at 7:45 am for social and community time. The morning minyan (prayer service) begins at 8:00 am.

Join us via phone: 1-646-558-8656, Meeting ID: 835 401 473

 

Thursday, February 2

 

10:30 am News and Views (Zoom)

Group discussion of current news issues, providing an opportunity to explore topics for thoughtful discussion.