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We will work on the base assumption that diversity and inclusion make our community better and stronger. We want to give a big shout out to Beri Kravitz who has been leading the equity task force to ensure that the ST website has inclusive language (a very big project!). Some of us have also served Continue Reading »
Join us as we continue our Shine a Light on Israel series with Johnny Cahn and Jim Feldman. They will join us to discuss their recent volunteer efforts through the IDF with Sar-El. Since October 7th, Sar-El has been involved in critical tasks of checking, sorting and packing medical supplies, preparing combat meals, assembling ceramic Continue Reading »
Jeff Kirschenbaum will be leading the 7:30 p.m. service so that Morris Solomon can say Kaddish for his sister, Janie Solomon. We are pleased to offer a virtual Minyan On Demand to ensure our members can say Kaddish with a Minyan of their fellow community members. Minyan on Demand will be listed on our calendar Continue Reading »
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Join us for a congregational favorite - Crock Pot Shabbat! We will provide the crockpot and the liner - you bring your ingredients! If you are making a dish to share, please bring all labeled KOSHER ingredients to Shaare Torah on Friday, 1/26/24 to assemble in our kitchen. Contact Sherry Fox sherryfox627@gmail.com for more information and to Continue Reading »
4th-7th Grade and Beit Midrash Kabbalat Shabbat & Community Dinner Friday, February 2nd 6:00-8:00 PM Please join us for our inclusive, family-friendly Kabbalat Shabbat service led by our Rabbis and our 4th-7th grade Shaare Torah children & Beit Midrash students. Enjoy a delicious dinner, welcome the warmth of Shabbat in community, and even meet new friends! It is not required to be enrolled in religious Continue Reading »
Join Morah Allison Colker for our monthly Tot Shabbat gathering! Please come and bring a friend! It's a casual gathering for families with children 5 and under. We sing songs and prayers, read a Shabbat book, and have grape juice and challah. Families often stay and play on the STECC playground afterward. It's a great opportunity for parents to socialize!
