If you are new to or curious about our wonderful community, we extend a heartfelt invitation to join us for a truly special Shabbat experience at Temple Sholom!

At Temple Sholom, we celebrate the richness of our diverse community and embrace individuals from all walks of life. Our Welcome Back Shabbat & Open House is an incredible opportunity for you to connect with our longstanding members and inspiring clergy, who are eager to welcome you into our warm and loving community!

Our community is a place for forming lifelong friendships and finding a true sense of belonging. At this special Shabbat, and at services year-round, our members are not just faces in the crowd; they are individuals who genuinely care about your well-being and want to ensure that you feel supported and embraced. 

Beyond the walls of our building, Temple Sholom is deeply ingrained in the broader community, actively seeking ways to make a positive impact in the world. As you immerse yourself in our community, you'll discover countless opportunities to give back, serve others, and make a difference. Our community will be thrilled to join you on this journey of tikkun olam (repairing the world), working collectively to create a better, more compassionate society.

Temple Sholom is more than just a place of prayer; it is a vibrant hub of connection, support, and personal growth. We can't wait to meet you, learn from you, and grow together as a sacred community that embraces, inspires, and matters.

For our returning members,

We are excited to welcome you back after a wonderful summer! This special Welcome Back Shabbat will also serve as an Open House to those who are new to or interested in our community, and your presence will help others see the magnetic warmth of Temple Sholom. 

Join Us Online

Join us on YouTube by clicking HERE!
To join us via Zoom, contact Stacy at stacy@sholomchicago.org to request the link.

Shabbat Mi Shebeirach/Kaddish Name Submission

Please complete this form below by noon on Friday to have your submitted name(s) presented as part of Shabbat services that evening. Names will not be carried over week to week.