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Religious School End of Year Family Picnic & Celebration
FeaturedShaare Torah 1409 MAIN ST, GAITHERSBURG, MD, United StatesSunday, May 21st 12:00-1:15 PM FREE- RSVP by Tuesday, May 16 All religious school families are invited to join us in celebration of our amazing year of learning at Shaare Torah! You bring a pareve/dairy lunch for your family; We will provide tables and chairs, water, lemonade! Special guest star: Mister Softee! Lawn games, popcorn, Continue Reading »
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Truck Day
FeaturedShaare Torah 1409 MAIN ST, GAITHERSBURG, MD, United StatesThe annual Truck Day event is coming back to Shaare Torah! Save the date - more details coming soon.
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Book Club
The Shaare Torah Jewish Book Club, which reads books of Jewish interest, meets nine times per year. We create the annual reading list through member input. Our goal is to read varied voices writing in different places and different times around the world. Our eclectic selection includes books that challenge, entertain, and educate us. Discussions are Continue Reading »
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Tikkun Leil Shavuot
Shaare Torah 1409 MAIN ST, GAITHERSBURG, MD, United StatesTikkun Leil Shavuot – Join us for a night of delicious Torah study sessions and dairy delights in community. Please register click on the picture to go to all Shavuot programs
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Shavuot Services
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Ice Cream Party on the Shaare Torah Lawn for all ages
FeaturedShaare Torah 1409 MAIN ST, GAITHERSBURG, MD, United StatesFeaturedCelebrate Shavuot with free dairy treats on the Shaare Torah Lawn featuring Mr. Softee - all ages welcome to our ice cream celebration. Register here Click on the picture to go to all Shavuot programs:
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Minyan on Demand – Withnell
ZoomRabbi Mark will lead a service on Zoom so Michele Withnell may say kaddish for her father. Join on Zoom.
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Bar Mitzvah of Ben Cashon
FeaturedShaare Torah 1409 MAIN ST, GAITHERSBURG, MD, United StatesFeaturedIt is always wonderful to celebrate adolescent coming of age for our children at Shaare Torah. We know that our families have very diverse understandings of their own Jewish priorities, as well as what they hope the Bar/Bat/B’nai Mitzvah experience will look like.

