The Interfaith Food Security Team has launched Project Envoy, a community driven project designed to support local restaurants who in turn will donate some of their proceeds to The Franklin Food Pantry. Project Envoy launches February 1 and will continue through April 30.
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Sisterhood & the Simcha in the Kitchen
Join us for a night of virtual cooking with cookbook author, Mazi Tobias. She will demonstrate 3 Israeli recipes from her current cookbook. All participants will receive a zoom link and list of ingredients. This event is free and a signed copy of her cookbook will be available to purchase.
Golem
TUESDAY, MAY 18, 7:30PM
Protection. Safety. Strength. Power. Right now we could all use a little more sense of well-being. The Jewish myth of the golem summoned ancient Jewish magic to create protection in difficult times. We are going to explore the golem legend and use our hands to create our own symbols of protection and safety.
Join Isaac and Rabbi Shawna to “make your own golem” out of paper and cut-up comic books, in a 90-minute workshop that includes visual learning about the legend of the golem and a hands-on activity with materials provided. Each registration includes 1 kit and costs $36. Pickup will be on Sunday May 16 from 2:00-3:00 at the Temple parking lot.
Passover Poetry
Come and learn about poems for Passover from the new Reform Haggadah, Mishkan HaSeder. Taught by Rabbi Alpert.
Bake with Pam
Sisterhood Service
Coping
March 18, 2021 @ 7pm
Congregants check your email for details
2nd Night Seder
Book Club
Monday, April 5 @ 7pm
Please join our virtual book club as we discuss the 2020 novel American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins.В American Dirt is about the ordeal of a Mexican woman who had to leave behind her life and escape as an undocumented immigrant to the United States with her son.
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The Emotional Well-Being of Mature Adults in the Pandemic
Thanks to a grant from the Ruderman Synagogue Inclusion Project, Temple Etz Chaim is offering several workshops to help people deal with the stresses caused by the Coronavirus pandemic. These two programs are geared to mature adults. People should feel free to attend one or both sessions. There will be an interactive discussion focused on the needs of this segment of our community.
The program will be facilitated by Marjorie Sokoll, the Director of Aging & Spirituality at Jewish Family and Children’s Service of Boston. She has earned degrees in sociology and social work from Boston University and Tel Aviv University respectively, a graduate degree in counseling from Northeastern University, and a certificate of thanatology from the National Center for Death Education. She is a contributor to the book, Blessings for the Journey: A Jewish Healing Guide for Women with Cancer and the author of “The Healing Circle: A New Model for Nurturing Spirituality in Jewish Family Service Agencies” published in the Journal of Jewish Communal Service.
Monday March 8 at 2pm – REGISTER