Posts by Isaac Chartoff:
Ski Trip 2025
More details soon . . .
Tot Shabbat Jan 2025
Join us on the first Saturday of the month for our Tot Shabbat. We’ll come together for a story, song and snack as we explore the traditions of Shabbat! It’s a wonderful chance to learn and celebrate in a fun, hands-on way.
Temple Etz Chaim is committed to helping families with young children find a supportive Jewish community and a place to connect with other families raising Jewish children. The Early Childhood Group designs it’s programing for children up to age 6 and their families.
Early Childhood programs are open to both Temple Etz Chaim members and non-members. Our goal is to introduce Judaism to our youngest children through hands-on experiences, stories and fun.
For more information contact Margot Rivelis
Torah Study 2025
Lights at Night 2024
Join us on Saturday, December 28th at 5:00 PM at Beaver Pond in Franklin to celebrate Hanukkah!
Come light the menorah, enjoy tasty snacks, and help illuminate the beachfront area with warmth and light.
Bring your family and friends for a joyous evening of community and celebration!
Leftover Shabbat
Leftover Shabbat – In Person Only
Nov 29th @ 6 pm
Make some blessings and share leftovers at this annual Temple Etz Chaim post-Thanksgiving potluck
Whiskey Tasting 2024
Questions? Please contact Stewart.
BN 2024
Present this coupon at checkout, and a percentage of your purchase will be donated to Temple Etz Chaim, valid at Starbucks Café too!
Hanukkah Storytime & Crafts
Join us in the children’s department for festive Storytime sessions at 12:00, 12:30, 1:00 and 1:30 PM, along with fun crafts!
Celebrate the spirit of giving—shop, sip, and enjoy!
StandWithUs
Mike Rubin plans to attend and is happy to carpool with any students or young adults who are interested.
Please contact Mike directly at president@temple-etzchaim.org to coordinate or with any questions.
Shabbat Nov 8
Please join us for a post-election Shabbat service where we will take some time to calm our nervous systems in community. There will be chanting, silence, a guided meditation, prayers for healing, and the mourners Kaddish.
All are welcome.
Any questions, please reach out to Rabbi Rachel.