In-Person Shabbat Registration Form

* How many people in your household will be attending services at Temple Sholom in person?

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* Please select all Shabbat services you (and your household) plan to attend in December (all at 6:15 PM).

December 17

*Shabbat services on 12/24 and 12/31 will be online only.*

Please send any changes to your Shabbat registration to Stacy Charnay at stacy@sholomchicago.org.

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Protocol For In-Person Attendance at Temple Sholom Shabbat Services

PLEASE NOTE: If you have been in close contact with anyone who has tested positive for COVID-19 within the past fourteen (14) days or if you are not feeling well and/or experiencing symptoms of an illness, we respectfully ask that you do not attend this week's Shabbat Service in person. We do, however, invite you to join us for a meaningful online experience.

Currently, Temple Sholom of Chicago is offering in-person, on-site Shabbat Services. When entering the Temple, congregants are required to adhere to our community’s COVID-19 protocol, as adopted by our congregation's COVID-19 Task Force on Health and Safety:

Guests must wear face masks when entering the building and at all times while in the building.

Upon entry, guests must check-in at the Stratford Place entrance.

Upon entry, guests should use the hand sanitizing station located in the Stratford Place Lobby.

After checking-in, guests must proceed directly to the Sanctuary and sit in designated seating areas.

Guests should use the hallway leading to the Sanctuary, adhering to markings on the ground and signage designating flow of traffic.

Guests will have the choice of sitting in one of two seating areas; one of these areas will allow for social distancing.

Guests who are not vaccinated are encouraged to maintain a social distance of 6' from those not in their immediate household and to sit in the seating area with social distancing.

Congregants will be dismissed from the Sanctuary by Temple Sholom Clergy in a manner that encourages social distancing.

Congregants should exit the building when dismissed from the Sanctuary.

Absolutely no food or drink may be consumed in the building before, during, or after the service.

* I HAVE REVIEWED THESE SHABBAT SERVICE PROTOCOLS AND AGREE TO ABIDE BY THEM IN ALL RESPECTS WHILE AT TEMPLE SHOLOM.

I HAVE REVIEWED THESE SHABBAT SERVICE PROTOCOLS AND AGREE TO ABIDE BY THEM IN ALL RESPECTS WHILE AT TEMPLE SHOLOM.

Sun, January 23 2022
21 Sh'vat 5782

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Guest Scholar – Gender & Judaism, With Dr. Claire E. Sufrin, Associate Professor of Instruction and Assistant Director of the Crown Family Center for Jewish and Israel Studies
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