
Join us for a song and dance filled Simchat Torah service when we finish reading the Torah and begin it all over again. We start the evening with Consecration, a short ceremony for our new Religious School students taking the first steps on their Jewish educational journey. We also recognize our B’nai Mitzvah students as they stand near their parsha in the unrolled Torah scroll. This is a special evening for the younger members of our community and a meaningful moment for our entire congregation.
Posts by Isaac Chartoff:
Sipping in the Sukkah
This is a great opportunity to spend time with Rabbi Rachel if you haven’t done so already and meet new and old friends. We will shake the lulav and enjoy a cup of apple cider, freshly baked cider donuts, bagels and cream cheese in our sukkah.
Donuts and cider have been donated to us by Fairmount Fruit Farms in Franklin
Oct 2024 Book Club
HHD 5785a

Service live stream
Rosh Hashanah Day 2 & Tashlich, in-person only
Sign up to help with the Rosh Hashanah Kiddush.
Drop off is Thursday, October 3rd at FUSF (First Universalist Society of Franklin) between 10:30 and 11:30 am.
If you are unable to drop your items off on the day of services please email us at sisterhood@temple-etzchaim.org so we can help make arrangements.
Any little bit helps!
Each year, Temple Etz Chaim publishes a Yizkor Book where these loved ones can be remembered at the Yizkor Service on Yom Kippur afternoon (4:00pm on Saturday, October 12, 2024).В To include these names in our Yizkor Book, please make a contribution to Temple Etz ChaimВ here.
Community Break Fast

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!
Drop off is Saturday, October 12th at FUSF (First Universalist Society of Franklin) any time between 1:30 and 4:30 pm. If you’d like to donate, but cannot join us for break fast, please contact Margot Rivelis to make alternate arrangements.В This is a dairy meal, so please, no meat products!
Thank you all for your assistance! We look forward to seeing you all.
Pizza in the Hut 2024
The Brotherhood and Religious Activity Committee will be hosting and sponsoring our Pizza in the Hut dinner before services. Besides pizza, salad and pasta will be served.
Please bringВ a little nosh for the onegВ following our SukkotВ service.
Mah Jongg 2024

Come for Mah Jongg, stay for knitting!
Join us for one or both. Feel free to bring snacks or drinks to share.
Mah Jongg starts at 1pm
Knitting starts at 3pm
Starting September 29, visit the signup page for a full schedule.
REMINDER FOR MAH JONGG: You will need your Mah Jongg card and pushy (change purse with money).
KNITTERS AND CROCHETERS: Bring along whatever you’re working on.
Stuck? No worries… somebody in the group can help out. Let’s build our Temple Etz Chaim community! Questions? Ask Margot
Sisterhood Brunch 2024
Join us for our Sisterhood’s Annual Welcome Pot Luck Brunch and meet our new 2024-2025 Sisterhood Board of Directors. All women of the congregation are welcome ande feel free to bring a friend.
HHD 5785

Service live stream
Rosh Hashanah Day 2 & Tashlich, in-person only
Each year, Temple Etz Chaim publishes a Yizkor Book where these loved ones can be remembered at the Yizkor Service on Yom Kippur afternoon (4:00pm on Saturday, October 12, 2024).В To include these names in our Yizkor Book, please make a contribution to Temple Etz ChaimВ here.
Sign up to help with the Rosh Hashanah Kiddush.
Drop off is Thursday, October 3rd at FUSF (First Universalist Society of Franklin) between 10:30 and 11:30 am.
If you are unable to drop your items off on the day of services please email us at sisterhood@temple-etzchaim.org so we can help make arrangements.
Any little bit helps!
Community Break Fast

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!
Drop off is Saturday, October 12th at FUSF (First Universalist Society of Franklin) any time between 1:30 and 4:30 pm. If you’d like to donate, but cannot join us for break fast, please contact Margot Rivelis to make alternate arrangements.В This is a dairy meal, so please, no meat products!
Thank you all for your assistance! We look forward to seeing you all.
RH Honey
The Sisterhood Temple Community Rosh Hashanah Honey and Greeting Project closes at midnight Thursday, September 19th and will be delivered the week of Rosh Hashanah. Check you email for more information.






