Wednesday
03Feb2010
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Welcome to Temple Beth Shalom, a Reform temple in Peabody, Massachusetts. We were founded almost 50 years ago and have provided the local Jewish community with a broad range of services throughout that time.
Temple Beth Shalom has a rich tradition of education including Hebrew school, pre-school and adult education, not to mention an on-going series of guest lectures from local and visiting scholars.
If you are looking for a place of Jewish community, education, social interaction and worship then we hope you will consider Temple Beth Shalom.
Temple Beth Shalom - 489 Lowell St. -Peabody, MA 01960 -978-535-2100 tel - 978-536-3115 fax
Wednesday, February 3, 2010 at 12:00PMTuesday
02Feb2010
Friday Evening Shabbat Service -February 5, 2010 7:00 PM
Friday Evening Shabbat Service, Rabbi Mathis leading along with our 5th graders/Oneg Shabbat to follow
Monday
25Jan2010
Womens Rosh Chodesh- February 16, 2010- 7:00 PM
Rosh Chodesh Adar
February 16, 2010
7 pm
All women, irregardless of faith, are invited to join in our celebration of Rosh Chodesh Adar, during which we'll enjoy dessert, spirited discussion, Torah study, laughter, and creating Purim masks!
We will meet at a temple member's home; cost is $5. Please RSVP to Jennifer Kahn by February 24 at 978-686-9026 or jennylkahn@gmail.com.
Chodesh tov!
Sunday
13Dec2009
Thursday
30Jul2009
FAMILY SHABBAT SERVICE SIDDUR FUNDRAISER
Over the past few years many of you have been joining us for our very successful Family Shabbat Services. This Service is designed to capture all congregants ranging in ages from 1-136.
Since the inception of Family Shabbat Services being held at Temple Beth Shalom, we have been using a copy of a Service out of this beautiful, Gates of Prayer for Young People Siddur.
We have purchased a supply of these hardcover Siddurs and you will see them very shortly during our upcoming Family Shabbat Services.
We are so excited to have these beautiful siddur available. This siddur contains more than one Service option and will allow these Services to be more dynamic than ever. In the meantime you may have a siddur embellished with a bookplate, dedicating the siddur.
The cost of dedicating a siddur is $36.00. Please see attached form to dedicate a siddur