Temple Sholom is the largest and oldest synagogue in beautiful Greenwich, Connecticut. We are a vibrant traditional egalitarian Conservative synagogue that values worship and education, respects diversity, and encourages tzedakah, and community involvement. We seek to create a family-friendly and multi-generational congregation and a warm, welcoming and inclusive environment using a “Big Tent” (Ohel Gadol) approach to welcome Jews from across the Conservative Jewish spectrum. We invite you to join our community and discover your Jewish self by making your Jewish home at Temple Sholom.
"Talk'n Talmud" with Josh Altman July 07, 2009
Josh Altman, Rabbinical Intern, will lead "Talmud - Rabbis as God's Agent" discussion.
Wonderful Wednesday July 08, 2009
The Ice Cream Truck is coming to Temple Sholom. Youth of all ages are invited to come have fun on the playground, hang with their friends and get to know Josh Altman, Youth Director and Reb Allison, Director of Education.
"The Art & History of Jewish Prayer" with Cantor Asa Fradkin July 12, 2009
This is your chance to learn some of the art behind the "Ashrei" prayer. Understand what a prayer means. Learn how it originated. Know why we sing it at certain time.
Special Guest Speaker Avi Issacharoff July 17, 2009
Avi Issacharoff is Senior Middle East Correspondent for Haaretz and the Ha'aretz newspaper's Arab affairs correspondent. Dinner & Lecture will follow the Kabbalat Shabbat Services. Event co-sponsored by Temple Sholom and the AIPAC Synagogue Initiative.
Board of Trustees Installation & Luncheon July 18, 2009
Join us for Shabbat morning services in honor of the incoming Board of Trustees. A Kiddush Luncheon will follow sponsored by Sisterhood.
Sisterhood's Annual Pool Party July 28, 2009
Come enjoy some child free time, while camp is in session. Simply a fun time to spend with friends old and new.
Temple Sholom Religious School Registration
Temple Sholom Religious School has begun registration for 2009-10. To download the registration form please click here. If you require additional information please contact Michele Strauss at (203) 542-7161 michele.strauss@templesholom.com.
Weekly Teaching by Rabbi Mitch Click here (a PDF will open) to read the Parashat Chukat/Balak for July 3, 2009.
Weekly Torah and Commentary from the Jewish Theological Seminary
PARASHAT Chukat/Balak click here.
Selma Maisel Nursery School Video
View our new Nursery School video, thanks to professional documentarian and Temple member, Michael Schlossman. Click here.
Business Supporters of Temple Sholom Gala
Thank you to all of the vendors and local businesses that supported the 2009 Annual Gala. To see a complete listing, click here.
Temple Sholom's Summer Schedule of Programs and Events Now online - Temple Sholom's Summer Schedule of Programs and Events - click here.
Avi Issacharoff. Senior Middle East Correspondent for Ha'aretz. July 17th, 2009
Kabbalat Shabbat Services, 6:30 - 7:15 pm
Followed by Dinner/Lecture, 7:30 pm
Avi Issacharoff is the Ha'aretz newspaper's Arab affairs correspondent. He recently co-autored, 34 Days" Israel, Hezbollah and the War in Lebanon. Issacharoff also collaborated on The Seventh War: The Real Story of the Al-Aqsa Intifada, a bestseller in Israel and France, and winner of the prestigious Tshetshik Prize from the Jaffee Center for Strategic Studies at Tel Aviv University as the best military study in Israel in 2004. Issacharoff lives in Tel Aviv. Ha'aretz is Israel's leading daily newspaper.
The event is co-Sponsored by Temple Sholom and the AIPAC Synagogue Initiative.
To register, please call Rimma Tulchinsky at (203) 542-7154 or email at rimma.tulchinsky@templesholom.com.
TSRS Softball game and BBQ It was the Mets vs. the Yankees in a fun filled afternoon softball game. Temple Sholom dads took the field with lots of cheerleaders in the stands. After a Mets victory, everyone gathered for a casual BBQ. Click here for photos of the afternoon.
Temple Sholom Religious School Registration
Avi Issacharoff. Senior Middle East Correspondent for Ha'aretz.
Affiliated with the United Synagogue of Conservative Judaism.