Mishpacha
Mishpacha means "Family" in Hebrew. At Temple Sholom we embrace all families through a variety of signature events and programs, including a very special Family Shabbat, called Shabbat Mishpacha.
Shabbat Mishpacha Schedule:
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5:15-6:00 PM - Family Shabbat services begin. This service is designed especially for families with children ages 0-12, and includes singing, praying, and celebrating the magic of Shabbat together with our Temple Sholom clergy!
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6:00-7:15 PM - A kid-friendly dinner is served in Bettie Port Hall, with a kosher option available. There will be an age-appropriate craft and service project for families to participate in. Afterwards, enjoy some sweets together!
Our Tot Shabbat programs invites families with children ages 0-5, including Gan Shalom families, to join our clergy and educators in singing, celebrating, and praying together.
Of course, there are other opportunities to engage with our Mishpacha community that include Mishpacha meet-ups around the city and family-oriented service projects. Above all, Mishpacha grows the next generation of Jews by providing all involved a warm, inviting place to embrace their extended Jewish family!
Mishpacha FAQs:
Are Tot Shabbat and Shabbat Mishpacha open to the public?
- Yes
Upcoming Events
Peaceful Parent Winter Cohort
Tuesday, Jan 13th 8:00p to 9:15pOrot’s Peaceful Parent Project is an immersive cohort experience for Jewish parents to support and nourish their lives as parents, and as individuals. This program creates micro spiritual communities of parents and includes study, discussion, and practice opportunities with facilitation and guidance from an Orot educator. Each session integrates Jewish text and wisdom with parenting teaching and mindfulness-based practices.
Peaceful Parent Winter Cohort
Tuesday, Jan 20th 8:00p to 9:15pOrot’s Peaceful Parent Project is an immersive cohort experience for Jewish parents to support and nourish their lives as parents, and as individuals. This program creates micro spiritual communities of parents and includes study, discussion, and practice opportunities with facilitation and guidance from an Orot educator. Each session integrates Jewish text and wisdom with parenting teaching and mindfulness-based practices.
Peaceful Parent Winter Cohort
Tuesday, Jan 27th 8:00p to 9:15pOrot’s Peaceful Parent Project is an immersive cohort experience for Jewish parents to support and nourish their lives as parents, and as individuals. This program creates micro spiritual communities of parents and includes study, discussion, and practice opportunities with facilitation and guidance from an Orot educator. Each session integrates Jewish text and wisdom with parenting teaching and mindfulness-based practices.
Peaceful Parent Winter Cohort
Tuesday, Feb 3rd 8:00p to 9:15pOrot’s Peaceful Parent Project is an immersive cohort experience for Jewish parents to support and nourish their lives as parents, and as individuals. This program creates micro spiritual communities of parents and includes study, discussion, and practice opportunities with facilitation and guidance from an Orot educator. Each session integrates Jewish text and wisdom with parenting teaching and mindfulness-based practices.
Rabbi Conover Parent Class: Helping Your Kids Build Jewish Pride And Resilience Through Family Stories
Sunday, Nov 9th 9:30a to 10:30aJoin Rabbi Conover for a thoughtful and timely discussion about building your kids' inner strength and resources to confront antisemitism. Parents of all ages are invited.
7th Grade Family Field Trip to The Ark
Sunday, Nov 9th 10:00a to 11:30aAt the end of our Thanksgiving Canned Food Drive for The Ark, we will launch our first 7th grade special program and field trip of the year. We will learn about the amazing work The Ark does in the community and help stock their food pantry shelves. We highly encourage 7th grade parents to join us! You must wear comfortable, close-toed shoes to participate.
Peaceful Parent Winter Cohort
Tuesday, Jan 13th 8:00p to 9:15pOrot’s Peaceful Parent Project is an immersive cohort experience for Jewish parents to support and nourish their lives as parents, and as individuals. This program creates micro spiritual communities of parents and includes study, discussion, and practice opportunities with facilitation and guidance from an Orot educator. Each session integrates Jewish text and wisdom with parenting teaching and mindfulness-based practices.
Peaceful Parent Winter Cohort
Tuesday, Jan 20th 8:00p to 9:15pOrot’s Peaceful Parent Project is an immersive cohort experience for Jewish parents to support and nourish their lives as parents, and as individuals. This program creates micro spiritual communities of parents and includes study, discussion, and practice opportunities with facilitation and guidance from an Orot educator. Each session integrates Jewish text and wisdom with parenting teaching and mindfulness-based practices.
Peaceful Parent Winter Cohort
Tuesday, Jan 27th 8:00p to 9:15pOrot’s Peaceful Parent Project is an immersive cohort experience for Jewish parents to support and nourish their lives as parents, and as individuals. This program creates micro spiritual communities of parents and includes study, discussion, and practice opportunities with facilitation and guidance from an Orot educator. Each session integrates Jewish text and wisdom with parenting teaching and mindfulness-based practices.
Peaceful Parent Winter Cohort
Tuesday, Feb 3rd 8:00p to 9:15pOrot’s Peaceful Parent Project is an immersive cohort experience for Jewish parents to support and nourish their lives as parents, and as individuals. This program creates micro spiritual communities of parents and includes study, discussion, and practice opportunities with facilitation and guidance from an Orot educator. Each session integrates Jewish text and wisdom with parenting teaching and mindfulness-based practices.
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