Calendar of Events

Join your Temple Shalom community for Kabbalat Shabbat to celebrate the start of Shabbat.

"The seventh day is like a palace in time with a kingdom for all." 
     -Abraham Joshua Heschel,  The Sabbath

Join with your fellow congregants in celebration of Shabbat.  Hear the reading of the Torah and recite the prayers and blessings of our people.

“What is the Sabbath? Spirit in the form of time. With our bodies we belong to space; our spirit, our souls, soar to eternity, aspire to the holy. The Sabbath is an ascent to the summit.” 
           –Abraham Joshua Heschel, The Sabbath

Religious School for all classes! Bring your students for class and stick around yourself to meet and schmooze with other school parents, volunteer in the school, work with the House Committee, Craft & Connect, play American Mah Jongg, join Sunday morning Minyan (monthly) and more!

Contact Judy Rabinowitz to volunteer in the Religious School. 
Contact Seth Kaufman, Chair of the House Committee, to help with projects around our buildings.

See the TSM Bulletin for information and rsvp details on social activities and Sunday Minyan! https://templeshalommedford.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/october_2021.pdf

Come play American Mah Jongg at Temple Shalom. We are finally able to play in person again. All are welcome whether you've never played before, you need a refresher or compete regularly in tournaments! We will happily guide you through the game as needed. No betting, no pressure! We play a friendly game and you will have fun!
Contact Marcia Delatizky with RSVPs and any questions!

Religious School for Kitah Gimmel/Dalet, Kitah Hey, Kitah Vav, and Kitah Zayin. Volunteers needed to help with snack and occasional other tasks. Contact Director Andrea Katz, rsdirector@templeshalommedford.org or Religious School Committee Chair Judy Rabinowitz for more information.

Join our Hybrid Weekday Minyan on Zoom or outdoors in person weather-permitting.In person RSVP to minyan@templeshalommedford.org. Observe this traditional mitzvah for a moment of sacredness in your hectic week, or to help those in mourning or observing a yarhzeit.

Join your Temple Shalom community for Kabbalat Shabbat to celebrate the start of Shabbat.

"The seventh day is like a palace in time with a kingdom for all." 
     -Abraham Joshua Heschel,  The Sabbath

Junior Congregation    Ages 8+ 
An opportunity for the kids to run the service, take out a special Torah, recite the blessings, learn the melodies, and act out the weekly parsha.

Join with your fellow congregants in celebration of Shabbat.  Hear the reading of the Torah and recite the prayers and blessings of our people.

“What is the Sabbath? Spirit in the form of time. With our bodies we belong to space; our spirit, our souls, soar to eternity, aspire to the holy. The Sabbath is an ascent to the summit.” 
           –Abraham Joshua Heschel, The Sabbath

Shabbat Yeladim   Ages 6 to 8
 A fun introduction to Shabbat morning services for children aged 6 to 8 years old. We include prayers, stories and songs, and encourage all of the kids to get involved. 

Tot Shabbat  for ages 0-6
Introduce your child to the joy of Shabbat in a relaxed and fun atmosphere with kid-friendly prayer, songs, puppets, stories and a special Shabbat craft. 

Religious School for all classes! Bring your students for class and stick around yourself to meet and schmooze with other school parents, volunteer in the school, work with the House Committee, Craft & Connect, play American Mah Jongg, join Sunday morning Minyan (monthly) and more!

Contact Judy Rabinowitz to volunteer in the Religious School. 
Contact Seth Kaufman, Chair of the House Committee, to help with projects around our buildings.

See the TSM Bulletin for information and rsvp details on social activities and Sunday Minyan! https://templeshalommedford.org/wp/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/october_2021.pdf

Come play American Mah Jongg at Temple Shalom. We are finally able to play in person again. All are welcome whether you've never played before, you need a refresher or compete regularly in tournaments! We will happily guide you through the game as needed. No betting, no pressure! We play a friendly game and you will have fun!
Contact Marcia Delatizky with RSVPs and any questions!

Religious School for Kitah Gimmel/Dalet, Kitah Hey, Kitah Vav, and Kitah Zayin. Volunteers needed to help with snack and occasional other tasks. Contact Director Andrea Katz, rsdirector@templeshalommedford.org or Religious School Committee Chair Judy Rabinowitz for more information.

Join our Hybrid Weekday Minyan on Zoom or outdoors in person weather-permitting.In person RSVP to minyan@templeshalommedford.org. Observe this traditional mitzvah for a moment of sacredness in your hectic week, or to help those in mourning or observing a yarhzeit.

A monthly class led by Cantor Howard Stern covering a wide variety of topics that spark lively discussions.
Topics are announced by email. This description will be updated, when details are known, as time permits.

The Temple Shalom Board of Directors meets monthly on the 3rd Thursday (except when there is a conflict with a holiday).
If you have anything to share with the Board of Directors, contact Temple President, Gisele Ellis, at president@templeshalommedford.org.
Link to view the Board meeting minutes and agendas:   https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1NBzR20A0LinsIYRqQevxv-JyZOK3Okpt?usp=sharing

Shabbat Mishpacha is a family service offered monthly. This month the service will be lead by students in Kitah Gimmel/Dalet. Join us to see how much our children are learning! Religious School students of all ages are encouraged to attend.
This is also our annual New Member Shabbat! Join us in welcoming new members and families who have joined in the past year.

Join with your fellow congregants in celebration of Shabbat.  Hear the reading of the Torah and recite the prayers and blessings of our people.

“What is the Sabbath? Spirit in the form of time. With our bodies we belong to space; our spirit, our souls, soar to eternity, aspire to the holy. The Sabbath is an ascent to the summit.” 
           –Abraham Joshua Heschel, The Sabbath

Come play American Mah Jongg at Temple Shalom. We are finally able to play in person again. All are welcome whether you've never played before, you need a refresher or compete regularly in tournaments! We will happily guide you through the game as needed. No betting, no pressure! We play a friendly game and you will have fun!
Contact Marcia Delatizky with RSVPs and any questions!

Join our Hybrid Weekday Minyan on Zoom or outdoors in person weather-permitting.In person RSVP to minyan@templeshalommedford.org. Observe this traditional mitzvah for a moment of sacredness in your hectic week, or to help those in mourning or observing a yarhzeit.

Join your Temple Shalom community for Kabbalat Shabbat to celebrate the start of Shabbat.

"The seventh day is like a palace in time with a kingdom for all." 
     -Abraham Joshua Heschel,  The Sabbath

Join with your fellow congregants in celebration of Shabbat.  Hear the reading of the Torah and recite the prayers and blessings of our people.

“What is the Sabbath? Spirit in the form of time. With our bodies we belong to space; our spirit, our souls, soar to eternity, aspire to the holy. The Sabbath is an ascent to the summit.” 
           –Abraham Joshua Heschel, The Sabbath

Come play American Mah Jongg at Temple Shalom. We are finally able to play in person again. All are welcome whether you've never played before, you need a refresher or compete regularly in tournaments! We will happily guide you through the game as needed. No betting, no pressure! We play a friendly game and you will have fun!
Contact Marcia Delatizky with RSVPs and any questions!

Join our Hybrid Weekday Minyan on Zoom or outdoors in person weather-permitting.In person RSVP to minyan@templeshalommedford.org. Observe this traditional mitzvah for a moment of sacredness in your hectic week, or to help those in mourning or observing a yarhzeit.

Join your Temple Shalom community for Kabbalat Shabbat to celebrate the start of Shabbat.

"The seventh day is like a palace in time with a kingdom for all." 
     -Abraham Joshua Heschel,  The Sabbath