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Hanukkah

Chanukah Tot Shabbat

: 5:30pm

Shabbat Service: Mixed Presence

: 6:15pm

Or Chadash LGBTQ+ Shabbat

: 7:45pm

Upcoming Programs & Events

Dec

Chanukah Tot Shabbat
Friday, Dec 3 5:30pm

Dec

Shabbat Service: Mixed Presence
Friday, Dec 3 6:15pm

Dec

Or Chadash LGBTQ+ Shabbat
Friday, Dec 3 7:45pm

Dec

Shabbat Minyan and Torah Study
Shabbat, Dec 4 9:00am

Dec

Chanukah Candle Lighting
Motzei Shabbat, Dec 4 7:00pm

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Fri, December 3 2021
29 Kislev 5782

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Friday ,
DecDecember 3 , 2021

Chanukah Tot Shabbat
Friday, Dec 3rd 5:30p to 6:00p
Join families with children age five and under for this special Tot Shabbat, led by our Temple Sholom Clergy-Education Team.
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Friday ,
DecDecember 3 , 2021

Shabbat Service: Mixed Presence
Friday, Dec 3rd 6:15p to 7:30p
Join the Temple Sholom community to welcome in Shabbat either online or in person at Temple Sholom.
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Friday ,
DecDecember 3 , 2021

Or Chadash LGBTQ+ Shabbat
Friday, Dec 3rd 7:45p to 9:00p
Temple Sholom Clergy, in partnership with Or Chadash lay leaders, have collaborated to create a service that blends the longstanding traditions of Or Chadash and Temple Sholom. Join our amazing community as we come together to celebrate Shabbat.
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Saturday ,
DecDecember 4 , 2021

Shabbat Minyan and Torah Study
Shabbat, Dec 4th 9:00a to 10:30a
Join for a virtual Shabbat Minyan via Zoom from 9:00-9:45 AM followed by virtual Torah Study for 9:45-10:30 AM.
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Saturday ,
DecDecember 4 , 2021

Chanukah Candle Lighting
Motzei Shabbat, Dec 4th 7:00p to 7:30p
Join Temple Sholom virtually as we light the candles on each night of Chanukah!
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Saturday ,
DecDecember 4 , 2021

IOT Chanukah Party
Motzei Shabbat, Dec 4th 7:30p to 9:00p
It's time for IOT's Annual Chanukah Party once again! If you are part of the IOT community, join us for an evening of songs, snacks, schmooze, and of course our dreidel competition!
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Sunday ,
DecDecember 5 , 2021

1st Grade Yom Horim (Parent’s Day)
Sunday, Dec 5th 9:30a to 11:30a
We are excited to invite parents to join us with your children for our Yom Horim (Parents' Day). This Yom Horim program offers a great opportunity to connect with other parents and to engage in conversation with your child about the realities of our world. Our family program will be followed by a parent discussion with Rabbi Conover.
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Sunday ,
DecDecember 5 , 2021

Guest Scholar - Meet the President
Sunday, Dec 5th 9:30a to 10:30a
The Adult Ed Committee invites you to participate in a special talk by Temple Sholom President Sherry Weil. Sherry will be speaking about the details of the new Visioning and Strategic Planning Process at Temple which she announced during High Holy Day services, and answering any questions that congregants may have. This will be a wonderful opportunity for you to get to know our Temple President better and to hear about our exciting present and future Temple plans.
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Sunday ,
DecDecember 5 , 2021

Introduction to Biblical Hebrew, with Mitchell Brown
Sunday, Dec 5th 10:30a to 11:30a
Learn to read Hebrew and the basics of the Hebrew language.
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Sunday ,
DecDecember 5 , 2021

Guest Scholar – From ‘A Flag is Born’ to ‘Fauda’: The Image of Israel in Pop Culture, with Ted Merwin
Sunday, Dec 5th 11:00a to 12:00p
Even as it has taken its place among the world’s most powerful nations, Israel continues to exert a potent influence on the imagination. In this multimedia lecture, scholar and former American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC) staffer Ted Merwin traces the evolution of the U.S.-Israel relationship in visual art, photography, performing arts, film, and TV. From the 1940s theatrical pageant “A Flag is Born” to the 1960s Paul Newman film, “Exodus,” to American magazine covers during the Six Day War, to the current crop of binge-worthy Israeli TV shows, our perceptions of the Jewish state are conditioned just as much — if not more — through culture as they are through foreign relations, diplomacy, and defense-related cooperation.
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Fri, December 3 2021 29 Kislev 5782

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