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Book Club Oct 2025
Temple Etz Chaim Book Club
Sunday October 19
5:00 pm
We will be meeting at the temple to discuss and taste recipes from The Jewish holiday Table by Naama Shefi
Please feel free to bring a prepared recipe of your choice from the cook book.
Adult Ed Dying
Rosh Hodesh 10/2025
AS Panel
Monday Night Football
All men are welcome to attend a fun social event to just relax and enjoy a night out as we watch Tampa plays Detroit. Im sure baseball will be available to watch if for some miracle, your favorite team is still playing. Any questions, please reach out to Stewart.
RSVP here, a separate EVITE will also be sent.
Capron Park 2025
Noah’s Ark Adventure at the Zoo Hosted by Temple Etz Chaim Early Childhood
Join Temple Etz Chaim at the Capron Park Zoo in Attleboro as we learn about the story of Noah’s Ark! We’ll start our afternoon with a story, song, and snack as we discover Noah and all his animals. Then enjoy a stroll around the zoo to see real animals up close!
Meet us outside the zoo entrance gates by 12:45 PM
* For children up to age 6 and their families *
Free and open to the community We welcome families from both within our temple community and from the greater Franklin area.
Questions? Contact Margot
Soup Salad Soul 2025
Dignity Not Deportations: A Call for Immigration Justice
Join us for a meaningful evening as we explore how Jewish values call us to stand up for immigrant justice and limit local cooperation with ICE. We’ll reflect together on how to take action so immigrants can live freely and access education and health care without fear. If you would like to make a donation to RAC-MA (Religious Action Committee of Reform Judaism) click here or make a donation at the event.
We’ll also enjoy a delicious meal of homemade soups, salads, and breads in the sukkah.
Early Childhood Sukkah
Let’s celebrate together in our new temple home!
Kids and families are invited to help us make bright and beautiful decorations for our sukkah. A sukkah is a temporary hut built for the holiday of Sukkot, reminding us of the shelters used long ago in the desert. We’ll have plenty of art supplies, lots of fun, and of course, a tasty snack to enjoy when we’re done.
Break Fast 2025
Each year, we join together as a community to break the fast on Yom Kippur and to welcome the New Year. Please help us make this year’s celebration delicious!
We are requesting the following contributions to our meal.
You may drop off items to the First Universalist Society of Franklin any time between 1:30 and 4:30 on Thursday, October 2nd. If you’d like to donate, but cannot join us for break fast, please contact Margot to make alternate arrangements. Please note, this is a dairy meal, so please, no meat products!
Thank you all for your assistance! We look forward to seeing you all!