In advance of the Annual Meeting there will be two Q & A sessions regarding the agenda items. These meetings will be held via Zoom (Call-in information: 1 301 715 8592 Meeting ID: 301 869 9842 Passcode: 868070) on June 7 at 8pm and June 11 at 8pm. Please reach out to us directly if you have Continue Reading »
Join us in the Gaithersburg community museum to stir the imagination & foster family involvement in a fun & stimulating environment exploring rainbows.
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!
It 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.
Celebrate 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:
Tikkun 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
The annual Truck Day event is coming back to Shaare Torah! Save the date - more details coming soon.
Sunday, 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 »
It 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.
