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A donation of $18 for adult attendees and $9 for children is encouraged.

Please contact adulted@temple-etzchaim.org with any questions.
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Each house of worship in Franklin has been asked to donate food for the Franklin Food Pantry’s Thanksgiving meal.  We are collecting 15oz cans of corn.

Please leave your donation in the collection bin outside the Temple door by Friday, November 10th.

Enjoy dinner and attend the Franklin Interfaith Council’s Thankgiving Service together with your Temple Etz Chaim family.

Sunday, November 19
Dinner at 5:00 pm, The Rome Restaurant (limited seating, maximum 25 people)
Service at 7:00 pm, St John’s Episcopal Church
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Please set aside an hour or two and help tidy up the grounds and inside of our Temple.
Contact Jim Buja, Chair: Building And Grounds:

Tie Blue Ribbons on Trees
to #BringThemHome

As the world now knows, 250 people, citizens of many nations, were kidnapped from Israel by Hamas on October 7, 2023. 129 are still captive in Gaza. A baby turned 11 months old in captivity on December 19. Temple Etz Chaim is a partner with many congregations, schools and Jewish organizations in the Greater Boston area in a project of critical importance: to increase awareness and remind the world of the urgency of rescuing all civilians. We cannot allow these people to be forgotten as time goes on.

The project is simple: tie blue ribbons around trees, lampposts, gates, etc. on your own property,and share the project with friends and neighbors. This project is humanitarian, not political. Hostage taking is never justified, for any reason or cause.

How You Can Help

Tie a Blue Ribbon

Wrap some blue ribbon and tie a bow around a very visible tree in your front yard. If you don’t have a tree, you can wrap it around a lamp post or something visible on your property. Ribbon kits are available at the temple, near the entrance. Each kit contains enough ribbon for one large tree, plus instructions. You can also use your own blue ribbon.

Post on Social Media

Take a photo of your tree(s), including you and your family if comfortable. Then, simply post the photo to your social media accounts with the hashtag #BringThemHome.

Congregations, schools, and Jewish institutions throughout Greater Boston have already joined this campaign.

Involve Your Friends and Neighbors

More information, current hostage reports, Ideas and support are available through the website https://www.blueribbons.life or by scanning this QR code:

Thank you

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