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:

• 5:15-5:45 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! 

• 5:45-7:00 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, family-oriented service projects, and our Mishpacha Winter Camp Getaway at URJ Camp OSRUI in Wisconsin.  

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

SundaySun, 5 MayMay, 2024

 

 

8th Grade JUF Giving Circle

Sunday, May 5th 9:30a to 11:00aJoin JUF Teens for a special giving circle hosted with Anshe Emet and Temple Sholom. This 4-part series will give 8th graders experience in giving back to their community through philanthropy. Through the 4 sessions, teens will work as a group and use Jewish values to award at least $3000 in the form of a grant to a local organization working to aid those impacted by hunger, the housing crisis, or the refugee emergency in Chicago.

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SundaySun, 5 MayMay, 2024

 

 

Chavrei Shalom (3rd-5th) End of Year Event!

Sunday, May 5th 12:00p to 2:00pWe have been having so much fun this year with programs including a magician, cookie decorating, art projects, and even a zoo experience. Save the date for this wonderful group's end of year event! More information and registration coming soon...

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SundaySun, 5 MayMay, 2024

 

 

8th Grade JUF Giving Circle

Sunday, May 5th 9:30a to 11:00aJoin JUF Teens for a special giving circle hosted with Anshe Emet and Temple Sholom. This 4-part series will give 8th graders experience in giving back to their community through philanthropy. Through the 4 sessions, teens will work as a group and use Jewish values to award at least $3000 in the form of a grant to a local organization working to aid those impacted by hunger, the housing crisis, or the refugee emergency in Chicago.

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