Upcoming Events
Upcoming Events
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Shabbat Service
Friday, Oct 31st 6:15p to 7:30pJoin the Temple Sholom community to welcome in Shabbat either online or in person at Temple Sholom. A pre-service reception will start at 5:45 PM and the service begins at 6:15 PM.
Shabbat Minyan and Torah Study
Shabbat, Nov 1st 9:00a to 10:30aJoin us for Shabbat Minyan in person or via Zoom from 9:00-9:45 AM followed by Torah Study from 9:45-10:30 AM.
Shabbat Service
Friday, Nov 7th 6:15p to 7:30pJoin the Temple Sholom community to welcome in Shabbat either online or in person at Temple Sholom. A pre-service reception will start at 5:45 PM and the service begins at 6:15 PM.
Shabbat Minyan and Torah Study
Shabbat, Nov 8th 9:00a to 10:30aJoin us for Shabbat Minyan in person or via Zoom from 9:00-9:45 AM followed by Torah Study from 9:45-10:30 AM.
Shabbat Minyan and Torah Study
Shabbat, Nov 15th 9:00a to 10:30aJoin us for Shabbat Minyan in person or via Zoom from 9:00-9:45 AM followed by Torah Study from 9:45-10:30 AM.
Shabbat Service
Friday, Nov 21st 6:15p to 7:30pJoin the Temple Sholom community to welcome in Shabbat either online or in person at Temple Sholom. A pre-service reception will start at 5:45 PM and the service begins at 6:15 PM.
Makom Shabbat in Pink
Friday, Nov 21st 6:30p to 9:30pIn partnership with Sharsheret, Repair the World and One Table, join us for a special Shabbat to raise awareness about cancer while highlighting steps individuals can take to protect their health. Put on your favorite pink (not required) outfit and join us for an evening of music, good food, and meaningful conversation.
Shabbat Minyan and Torah Study
Shabbat, Nov 22nd 9:00a to 10:30aJoin us for Shabbat Minyan in person or via Zoom from 9:00-9:45 AM followed by Torah Study from 9:45-10:30 AM.
Shabbat Service
Friday, Nov 28th 6:15p to 7:30pJoin the Temple Sholom community to welcome in Shabbat either online or in person at Temple Sholom. A pre-service reception will start at 5:45 PM and the service begins at 6:15 PM.
Shabbat Minyan and Torah Study
Shabbat, Nov 29th 9:00a to 10:30aJoin us for Shabbat Minyan in person or via Zoom from 9:00-9:45 AM followed by Torah Study from 9:45-10:30 AM.
Shabbat Service featuring Dr. Oded Leshem
Friday, Dec 5th 6:15p to 7:30pJoin the Temple Sholom community to welcome in Shabbat either in person or online. Join us on YouTube by clicking HERE! To join us via Zoom, contact stacy@sholomchicago.org to request the link. Dr. Oded Adomi Leshem is a Political Psychologist and Senior Researcher at the Psychology of Intergroup Conflict and Reconciliation Lab at the Hebrew University, Israel. Dr. Leshem is the author of numerous publications on hope and despair as political phenomena. He will share insights from his research and reflections on what hope really is—how it shapes political behavior, why it matters in moments of crisis, and how we can cultivate it in ourselves and our societies. From the philosophical to the practical, and against the backdrop of ongoing violence and conflict, Oded invites us to consider whether hope is a destination or a tool—and why, especially now, it may be our most vital resource.
*Special Shabbat Minyan and Torah Study with Dr. Oded Leshem*
Shabbat, Dec 6th 9:00a to 10:30aDr. Oded Adomi Leshem is a Political Psychologist and Senior Researcher at the Psychology of Intergroup Conflict and Reconciliation Lab at the Hebrew University, Israel. Dr. Leshem is the author of numerous publications on hope and despair as political phenomena. He will share insights from his research and reflections on what hope really is—how it shapes political behavior, why it matters in moments of crisis, and how we can cultivate it in ourselves and our societies. From the philosophical to the practical, and against the backdrop of ongoing violence and conflict, Oded invites us to consider whether hope is a destination or a tool—and why, especially now, it may be our most vital resource.
Shabbat Service
Friday, Dec 12th 6:15p to 7:30pJoin the Temple Sholom community to welcome in Shabbat either online or in person at Temple Sholom. A pre-service reception will start at 5:45 PM and the service begins at 6:15 PM.
Monday Meal Mitzvah
Monday, Nov 3rd 3:30p to 6:45pThe Monday Meal Mitzvah is back in person! Volunteer to prepare and/or serve a warm meal to those in need. This is a great opportunity for anyone 12 years of age and older, who are looking for a meaningful volunteer experience. This is a long standing Temple Sholom/Sholom Justice program, and we are excited to be back. If you are in need of a meal, the Lake Shore Drive doors open at 5:15pm and we suggest you arrive by 4:45pm.
Finding Strength in Jewish Community
Wednesday, Nov 5th 12:00p to 1:00pA safe, supportive virtual drop-in space to share feelings, find comfort and strengthen coping tools in light of current events and rising concerns about antisemitism. To register, email BrachaJakofsky@JCFS.org or call 847.745.5430. These will take place the following dates: • Monday, October 6th (added for extra support before the holidays) • Wednesday, October 22nd • Wednesday, November 5th • Wednesday, November 19th • Wednesday, December 3rd • Wednesday, December 17th • Wednesday, December 31st
Minnie Solomon z''l Book Club
Thursday, Nov 6th 11:00a to 12:30pJoin the Minnie Solomon z"l Book Club for engaging discussions on popular literature every first Thursday of the month. Led by passionate readers, we welcome everyone who loves to read. Come connect with fellow book lovers and share your insights on bestselling novels and award-winning non-fiction. Join us for our next meeting!
Feed the Hungry
Sunday, Nov 9th 9:00a to 10:00aThrough Feed the Hungry (FTH), Temple Sholom volunteers pack and deliver 200 meals on the 2nd and 5th Sundays of each month and deliver them to a partner organization for distribution. Monthly FTH sponsors shop for supplies, assemble sandwiches, and deliver them to Another Chance Assembly in Austin. Volunteers can also join FTH at 9:00 AM to assemble meals when hosted at Temple. This mitzvah is great for volunteers of all ages.
Monday Meal Mitzvah
Monday, Nov 10th 3:30p to 6:45pThe Monday Meal Mitzvah is back in person! Volunteer to prepare and/or serve a warm meal to those in need. This is a great opportunity for anyone 12 years of age and older, who are looking for a meaningful volunteer experience. This is a long standing Temple Sholom/Sholom Justice program, and we are excited to be back. If you are in need of a meal, the Lake Shore Drive doors open at 5:15pm and we suggest you arrive by 4:45pm.
Monday Meal Mitzvah
Monday, Nov 10th 3:30p to 6:45pThe Monday Meal Mitzvah is back in person! Volunteer to prepare and/or serve a warm meal to those in need. This is a great opportunity for anyone 12 years of age and older, who are looking for a meaningful volunteer experience. This is a long standing Temple Sholom/Sholom Justice program, and we are excited to be back. If you are in need of a meal, the Lake Shore Drive doors open at 5:15pm and we suggest you arrive by 4:45pm.
Mindful Jewish Aging
Shabbat, Nov 15th 1:00p to 3:00pGather with the Temple Sholom community to explore the spiritual gifts of life after 50. Led by Cantor Katzman, Debra Paskind, and Andy Simmons, the group meets on a monthly basis to study, schmooze, eat, sing, and investigate this rewarding period of our lives. We use ancient and modern texts, poetry, art, and music as our guides.
Monday Meal Mitzvah
Monday, Nov 17th 3:30p to 6:45pThe Monday Meal Mitzvah is back in person! Volunteer to prepare and/or serve a warm meal to those in need. This is a great opportunity for anyone 12 years of age and older, who are looking for a meaningful volunteer experience. This is a long standing Temple Sholom/Sholom Justice program, and we are excited to be back. If you are in need of a meal, the Lake Shore Drive doors open at 5:15pm and we suggest you arrive by 4:45pm.
Finding Strength in Jewish Community
Wednesday, Nov 19th 12:00p to 1:00pA safe, supportive virtual drop-in space to share feelings, find comfort and strengthen coping tools in light of current events and rising concerns about antisemitism. To register, email BrachaJakofsky@JCFS.org or call 847.745.5430. These will take place the following dates: • Monday, October 6th (added for extra support before the holidays) • Wednesday, October 22nd • Wednesday, November 5th • Wednesday, November 19th • Wednesday, December 3rd • Wednesday, December 17th • Wednesday, December 31st
WTS Knitzvah Circle - November 2025
Wednesday, Nov 19th 6:00p to 8:00pBring your knitting, crochet, needlepoint or any other project and gather around our table for an evening of warmth and sisterhood. Location (near temple parking lot) provided after you register. Hearty refreshments included.
Wednesday Morning Study Group
Wednesday, Oct 29th 10:00a to 11:30aJoin clergy each week for a 90-minute study session exploring Reform Judaism, current events, history, prayer, and other topics.
Shakespeare Discussion, with Mitchell Brown
Wednesday, Oct 29th 6:30p to 8:00pClass discusses Jewish ethics as well as biblical allusions are bound to play a part in any discussion. Newcomers are very welcome.
Sunday Scholar Series: Rabbi Conover on "When the World Feels Unraveled: Ancient Jewish Wisdom for a Steady Heart"
Sunday, Nov 2nd 9:30a to 10:30a
Adult Ed Short Stories with Cliff Scott-Rudnick
Sunday, Nov 2nd 1:00p to 2:00pJoin Cliff Scott-Rudnick and other adult learners to dive into various short story collections.
Talmud Study
Tuesday, Nov 4th 8:30a to 9:30aJoin Rabbi Conover as she leads an hour-long conversation on a section of the Talmud.
Shakespeare Discussion, with Mitchell Brown
Wednesday, Nov 5th 6:30p to 8:00pClass discusses Jewish ethics as well as biblical allusions are bound to play a part in any discussion. Newcomers are very welcome.
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.
Sunday Scholar Series: "Courageous Conversations: Confronting Antisemitism"
Sunday, Nov 9th 12:30p to 2:30pThe Temple Sholom Adult Education Program invites you to join us in person as we welcome the Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Center for an interactive workshop designed for participants from all backgrounds and levels of knowledge on the topic of confronting antisemetism. Through videos, images, and discussions, participants will learn about the diversity of Jewish identities and the variety of forms antisemitism has taken, both historically and contemporary.
Adult Ed Short Stories with Cliff Scott-Rudnick
Sunday, Nov 9th 1:00p to 2:00pJoin Cliff Scott-Rudnick and other adult learners to dive into various short story collections.
Introduction to Judaism
Monday, Nov 10th 6:45p to 8:45pIntroduction to Judaism is an engaging multi-session course for anyone who wants to gain a deeper understanding of Jewish life. Discover what could be meaningful to you in liberal Judaism.
Talmud Study
Tuesday, Nov 11th 8:30a to 9:30aJoin Rabbi Conover as she leads an hour-long conversation on a section of the Talmud.
Wednesday Morning Study Group
Wednesday, Nov 12th 10:00a to 11:30aJoin clergy each week for a 90-minute study session exploring Reform Judaism, current events, history, prayer, and other topics.
Shakespeare Discussion, with Mitchell Brown
Wednesday, Nov 12th 6:30p to 8:00pClass discusses Jewish ethics as well as biblical allusions are bound to play a part in any discussion. Newcomers are very welcome.
Adult Ed Short Stories with Cliff Scott-Rudnick
Sunday, Nov 16th 1:00p to 2:00pJoin Cliff Scott-Rudnick and other adult learners to dive into various short story collections.
Introduction to Judaism
Monday, Nov 17th 6:45p to 8:45pIntroduction to Judaism is an engaging multi-session course for anyone who wants to gain a deeper understanding of Jewish life. Discover what could be meaningful to you in liberal Judaism.
Neighbors Protecting Neighbors: Rapid Response Training
Wednesday, Oct 29th 5:30p to 7:30pIn moments of tension or confusion, knowing how to act—and how to care—is essential. We will join together for a Rapid Response Training by the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights (ICIRR). We will learn practical steps for community-based safety, communication, and mutual support. Together, we’ll explore ways to look out for one another, understand our rights, and respond calmly and effectively when our neighbors need us most. Learn how to recognize concerning situations, connect with trusted networks, and stand together in solidarity to protect all who call our neighborhoods home. Together, we’ll explore ways to look out for one another, know our rights, and respond calmly and effectively when our most vulnerable neighbors need us most.
Monday Meal Mitzvah
Monday, Nov 3rd 3:30p to 6:45pThe Monday Meal Mitzvah is back in person! Volunteer to prepare and/or serve a warm meal to those in need. This is a great opportunity for anyone 12 years of age and older, who are looking for a meaningful volunteer experience. This is a long standing Temple Sholom/Sholom Justice program, and we are excited to be back. If you are in need of a meal, the Lake Shore Drive doors open at 5:15pm and we suggest you arrive by 4:45pm.
Neighbors Protecting Neighbors: Rapid Response Training
Wednesday, Nov 5th 5:30p to 7:30pIn moments of tension or confusion, knowing how to act—and how to care—is essential. We will join together for a Rapid Response Training by the Illinois Coalition for Immigrant and Refugee Rights (ICIRR). We will learn practical steps for community-based safety, communication, and mutual support. Together, we’ll explore ways to look out for one another, understand our rights, and respond calmly and effectively when our neighbors need us most. Learn how to recognize concerning situations, connect with trusted networks, and stand together in solidarity to protect all who call our neighborhoods home. Together, we’ll explore ways to look out for one another, know our rights, and respond calmly and effectively when our most vulnerable neighbors need us most.
Feed the Hungry
Sunday, Nov 9th 9:00a to 10:00aThrough Feed the Hungry (FTH), Temple Sholom volunteers pack and deliver 200 meals on the 2nd and 5th Sundays of each month and deliver them to a partner organization for distribution. Monthly FTH sponsors shop for supplies, assemble sandwiches, and deliver them to Another Chance Assembly in Austin. Volunteers can also join FTH at 9:00 AM to assemble meals when hosted at Temple. This mitzvah is great for volunteers of all ages.
Monday Meal Mitzvah
Monday, Nov 10th 3:30p to 6:45pThe Monday Meal Mitzvah is back in person! Volunteer to prepare and/or serve a warm meal to those in need. This is a great opportunity for anyone 12 years of age and older, who are looking for a meaningful volunteer experience. This is a long standing Temple Sholom/Sholom Justice program, and we are excited to be back. If you are in need of a meal, the Lake Shore Drive doors open at 5:15pm and we suggest you arrive by 4:45pm.
Monday Meal Mitzvah
Monday, Nov 10th 3:30p to 6:45pThe Monday Meal Mitzvah is back in person! Volunteer to prepare and/or serve a warm meal to those in need. This is a great opportunity for anyone 12 years of age and older, who are looking for a meaningful volunteer experience. This is a long standing Temple Sholom/Sholom Justice program, and we are excited to be back. If you are in need of a meal, the Lake Shore Drive doors open at 5:15pm and we suggest you arrive by 4:45pm.
Advocacy Group Meeting
Tuesday, Nov 11th 6:00p to 7:30pSholom Justice Advocacy Group: The Temple Sholom Advocacy Group organizes around champion the interests of the Temple. We organize around Social justice causes aligned with Jewish values: Lobbying for policies that promote equality, fairness, and respect for human dignity, such as access to healthcare or education.
Monday Meal Mitzvah
Monday, Nov 17th 3:30p to 6:45pThe Monday Meal Mitzvah is back in person! Volunteer to prepare and/or serve a warm meal to those in need. This is a great opportunity for anyone 12 years of age and older, who are looking for a meaningful volunteer experience. This is a long standing Temple Sholom/Sholom Justice program, and we are excited to be back. If you are in need of a meal, the Lake Shore Drive doors open at 5:15pm and we suggest you arrive by 4:45pm.
Monday Meal Mitzvah
Monday, Nov 24th 3:30p to 6:45pThe Monday Meal Mitzvah is back in person! Volunteer to prepare and/or serve a warm meal to those in need. This is a great opportunity for anyone 12 years of age and older, who are looking for a meaningful volunteer experience. This is a long standing Temple Sholom/Sholom Justice program, and we are excited to be back. If you are in need of a meal, the Lake Shore Drive doors open at 5:15pm and we suggest you arrive by 4:45pm.
Monday Meal Mitzvah
Monday, Dec 1st 3:30p to 6:45pThe Monday Meal Mitzvah is back in person! Volunteer to prepare and/or serve a warm meal to those in need. This is a great opportunity for anyone 12 years of age and older, who are looking for a meaningful volunteer experience. This is a long standing Temple Sholom/Sholom Justice program, and we are excited to be back. If you are in need of a meal, the Lake Shore Drive doors open at 5:15pm and we suggest you arrive by 4:45pm.
Advocacy Group Meeting
Tuesday, Dec 2nd 6:00p to 7:30pSholom Justice Advocacy Group: The Temple Sholom Advocacy Group organizes around champion the interests of the Temple. We organize around Social justice causes aligned with Jewish values: Lobbying for policies that promote equality, fairness, and respect for human dignity, such as access to healthcare or education.
Monday Meal Mitzvah
Monday, Dec 8th 3:30p to 6:45pThe Monday Meal Mitzvah is back in person! Volunteer to prepare and/or serve a warm meal to those in need. This is a great opportunity for anyone 12 years of age and older, who are looking for a meaningful volunteer experience. This is a long standing Temple Sholom/Sholom Justice program, and we are excited to be back. If you are in need of a meal, the Lake Shore Drive doors open at 5:15pm and we suggest you arrive by 4:45pm.
Feed the Hungry
Sunday, Dec 14th 9:00a to 10:00aThrough Feed the Hungry (FTH), Temple Sholom volunteers pack and deliver 200 meals on the 2nd and 5th Sundays of each month and deliver them to a partner organization for distribution. Monthly FTH sponsors shop for supplies, assemble sandwiches, and deliver them to Another Chance Assembly in Austin. Volunteers can also join FTH at 9:00 AM to assemble meals when hosted at Temple. This mitzvah is great for volunteers of all ages.
Monday Meal Mitzvah
Monday, Dec 15th 3:30p to 6:45pThe Monday Meal Mitzvah is back in person! Volunteer to prepare and/or serve a warm meal to those in need. This is a great opportunity for anyone 12 years of age and older, who are looking for a meaningful volunteer experience. This is a long standing Temple Sholom/Sholom Justice program, and we are excited to be back. If you are in need of a meal, the Lake Shore Drive doors open at 5:15pm and we suggest you arrive by 4:45pm.
Monday Meal Mitzvah
Monday, Dec 22nd 3:30p to 6:45pThe Monday Meal Mitzvah is back in person! Volunteer to prepare and/or serve a warm meal to those in need. This is a great opportunity for anyone 12 years of age and older, who are looking for a meaningful volunteer experience. This is a long standing Temple Sholom/Sholom Justice program, and we are excited to be back. If you are in need of a meal, the Lake Shore Drive doors open at 5:15pm and we suggest you arrive by 4:45pm.
Crown Family High School
Wednesday, Oct 29th 6:00p to 8:00pCrown Family High School is our Wednesday evening program for high school students. The evening includes dinner, tefillah, social time, and a class session taught by members of our clergy/education team, and features special guests.
8th Grade Lakeview Series
Sunday, Nov 2nd 9:30a to 11:00aAll Jewish 8th graders are invited to join this unique 4-week series, where they will learn about the different denominations of Judaism. The group will be traveling to Temple Sholom, Anshe Emet and Anshe Sholom to learn about Reform, Conservative and Orthodox Judaism.
Crown Family High School
Wednesday, Nov 5th 6:00p to 8:00pCrown Family High School is our Wednesday evening program for high school students. The evening includes dinner, tefillah, social time, and a class session taught by members of our clergy/education team, and features special guests.
8th Grade Lakeview Series
Sunday, Nov 9th 9:30a to 11:00aAll Jewish 8th graders are invited to join this unique 4-week series, where they will learn about the different denominations of Judaism. The group will be traveling to Temple Sholom, Anshe Emet and Anshe Sholom to learn about Reform, Conservative and Orthodox Judaism.
Crown Family High School
Wednesday, Nov 12th 6:00p to 8:00pCrown Family High School is our Wednesday evening program for high school students. The evening includes dinner, tefillah, social time, and a class session taught by members of our clergy/education team, and features special guests.
8th Grade Lakeview Series
Sunday, Nov 16th 9:30a to 11:00aAll Jewish 8th graders are invited to join this unique 4-week series, where they will learn about the different denominations of Judaism. The group will be traveling to Temple Sholom, Anshe Emet and Anshe Sholom to learn about Reform, Conservative and Orthodox Judaism.
Crown Family High School
Wednesday, Nov 19th 6:00p to 8:00pCrown Family High School is our Wednesday evening program for high school students. The evening includes dinner, tefillah, social time, and a class session taught by members of our clergy/education team, and features special guests.
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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