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Our building is currently closed. Read our most recent letter to our community regarding our building and program plans. While we are not able to be in the same space together, Temple Shalom is offering virtual programs and worship services for all ages.

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Get Out the Vote!

Join the Temple Shalom Tzedek Team, Sisterhood, and The Reform Movement's 2020 Civic Engagement Campaign in an effort to Get Out The Vote for November!

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Books & Resources on Race and Racism for All Ages

We have a compiled a list of books and resources to help children, teens, and adults learn more about systemic racism and engage in difficult conversations about race and oppression.

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Latest Updates Regarding COVID-19

We are here for you. The health and safety of our community are of the utmost importance. Please utilize this page for programming updates and resources throughout the COVID-19 period.

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Become a Member of Temple Shalom

At Temple Shalom, we are proud of our welcoming and inclusive community. Membership at Temple Shalom brings with it numerous benefits, including a wide range of social, educational and spiritual programming for all ages.

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Mon, July 13 2020
21 Tammuz 5780

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Tuesday ,
AugAugust 4 , 2020

Blessing Hard Times
Tuesday, Aug 4th 12:00p to 1:30p
Blessing Hard Times: What Mishnah Berachot teaches about patience, endurance and gratitude In this interactive course, we will look into the Talmud to study selections from Mishnah Berachot, which may be familiar to those who have been doing -- or hearing about -- Daf Yomi (daily Talmud study). We will look at a handful of mishnayot (in English) through the lens of personal and communal hardship and discuss how the wisdom they contain might also apply to our present situation -- both personal and communal. Naomi Gurt Lind has been a member of Temple Shalom for nearly 20 years. Spurred by the belief that there is no higher calling than taking care of one another, last September she started rabbinical school at Hebrew College in pursuit of a long-held dream. She sings with the Zamir Chorale of Boston and is active in LimmudBoston, serving as Chair of the Board of Directors. In her free time, she hangs out with her husband and their two genius boys, solves crossword puzzles (in pencil), and bakes a legendary challah.
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Tuesday ,
AugAugust 11 , 2020

Blessing Hard Times
Tuesday, Aug 11th 12:00a to 1:30p
Blessing Hard Times: What Mishnah Berachot teaches about patience, endurance and gratitude In this interactive course, we will look into the Talmud to study selections from Mishnah Berachot, which may be familiar to those who have been doing -- or hearing about -- Daf Yomi (daily Talmud study). We will look at a handful of mishnayot (in English) through the lens of personal and communal hardship and discuss how the wisdom they contain might also apply to our present situation -- both personal and communal. Naomi Gurt Lind has been a member of Temple Shalom for nearly 20 years. Spurred by the belief that there is no higher calling than taking care of one another, last September she started rabbinical school at Hebrew College in pursuit of a long-held dream. She sings with the Zamir Chorale of Boston and is active in LimmudBoston, serving as Chair of the Board of Directors. In her free time, she hangs out with her husband and their two genius boys, solves crossword puzzles (in pencil), and bakes a legendary challah.
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Tuesday ,
AugAugust 18 , 2020

Blessing Hard Times
Tuesday, Aug 18th 12:00a to 1:30p
Blessing Hard Times: What Mishnah Berachot teaches about patience, endurance and gratitude In this interactive course, we will look into the Talmud to study selections from Mishnah Berachot, which may be familiar to those who have been doing -- or hearing about -- Daf Yomi (daily Talmud study). We will look at a handful of mishnayot (in English) through the lens of personal and communal hardship and discuss how the wisdom they contain might also apply to our present situation -- both personal and communal. Naomi Gurt Lind has been a member of Temple Shalom for nearly 20 years. Spurred by the belief that there is no higher calling than taking care of one another, last September she started rabbinical school at Hebrew College in pursuit of a long-held dream. She sings with the Zamir Chorale of Boston and is active in LimmudBoston, serving as Chair of the Board of Directors. In her free time, she hangs out with her husband and their two genius boys, solves crossword puzzles (in pencil), and bakes a legendary challah.
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