January 05, 2009   9 Tevet 5769
Temple Etz Chaim, Franklin, MA
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Welcome to Temple Etz Chaim  

We are a young growing Reform Jewish community.

We pride ourselves on our warm friendly atmosphere. It’s amazing how quickly you feel part of our family. Our young congregation is diverse in family culture; our large percentage of interfaith families calls Temple Etz Chaim their spiritual home.

Our members come from many surrounding communities in addition to Franklin: Holliston, Medway, Wrentham, Mendon, Milford, Plainville, Bellingham, Norfolk, Millis, Hopedale, Blackstone, Sharon, Medfield, Upton, and Cumberland and Woonsocket, R.I.

We have Shabbat services every Friday evening and we joyfully celebrate all Jewish holidays. See our calendar for times and locations.

Our active and energetic religious school of over 170 children, is a vibrant setting for Hebrew and Judaic learning.

Please look around our website to get a ‘taste of Temple Etz Chaim’.

To speak to someone about membership and have information sent out to you, please call Barbara Gillmeister at 508-384-0823 or e-mail her at bgillmeister@comcast.net.

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Mission Statement  
Temple Etz Chaim is a Reform Jewish community, which encourages a journey towards spiritual fulfillment through Jewish education of both adults and children, communal worship and social activities. We are committed to guaranteeing equal rights in all matters and to Tikkun Olam – the healing of the world – beginning at our home and reaching beyond to the global community.

900 Washington Street, Franklin, MA 02038 (508) 528-5337
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