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Materials will be available for pickup at Temple Etz Chaim during the week of January 17th.
Questions? AskВ Margot

January 14th at 7:30 PM via Zoom and livestreamed
Featuring the Temple Choir
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Shabbat Shirah, the Sabbath of Song, commemorates Miriam and Moses leading the people in song as they celebrated freedom from Egyptian slavery. This year, Shabbat Shirah coincides with the holiday remembering Martin Luther King Jr., and the struggle for civil rights and freedom for all, especially African Americans.

Please join us online as we present African, African American, American Jewish songs and melodies for freedom.

Temple Concord of Binghamton, NY will welcome Temple Etz Chaim for Shabbat services on December 24th and 31st via Zoom.
Rabbi Barbara Goldman-Wartell will lead the services and our Kaddish names will be read.

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Temporarily Virtual

В A Temple Etz Chaim Early Childhood program designed for those 6 and younger and their families.
Rabbi Alpert will lead us in prayer, Margot Rivelis will read a story, plus singing and fun!

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Join us at Beaver Pond on Saturday December 4 at 5pm for a Hanukkah celebration.
We’ll light the menorah and say the blessings, sing some songs, and then set luminaries afloat on the pond. Don’t forget to sign up for our
Hanukkah Trunk Decorating Contest!

Make sure to pick-up your sufganiyot!

Sunday December 12 at 1pm

Franklin native Charlie Harrington discusses his recently released book,В A Contemplative Life: Essays and musings from the last of the baby boomers. A free public event hosted at the Franklin Historical Museum. Please bring a non-perishable item for theВ Franklin Food Pantry.

Temple members are invited to stay at the museum following the presentation for a discussion about how the topic relateds to our Jewish lives.

Join us IN-PERSON and on Zoom.

In-person attendance is at a limited capacity and requires pre-registration.

Our service on December 3rd will rededicate us to being together in every way that we can as a community. – Rabbi Tom Alpert

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