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For the second day of Rosh Hashanah, we will be gathering at the Thayer Homestead parking lot at Choate Park, 2B Oak St., Medway. Everyone will stay in their cars for this brief service, which will be broadcast via FM radio (we will send you the frequency in a few days). You can open your windows to hear a live shofar blast. We will conclude with Tashlich, where people will walk to the pond and throw in their sins (we’ll use millet seed to avoid hurting the wildlife). We will provide the seeds in separate containers. We’ll remain socially distant during this part, and we’ll provide hand sanitizer. Please have a mask to use.

This service will start at 2:00 on Sunday, Sept. 20

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Mark your calendars for this great program with our friends at TBT!

In the award-winning short documentary film Joe’s Violin, a donated musical instrument forges an improbable friendship between 91-year-old Holocaust survivor Joe Feingold and 12-year-old Bronx school girl Brianna Perez, showing how the power of music can bring light in the darkest of times and how a small act can have a great impact.

Please join us virtually for our opening program of the year.  Have a festive beverage of choice on hand as we welcome in a new season of fun and community. We will be getting to know each other as well as sharing our upcoming events!

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Temple Etz Chaim Sisterhood is proud to present our annual Community-Wide Rosh Hashanah Greeting Fundraiser. Sending Rosh Hashanah greetings is a heartfelt way to emphasize the Jewish unity that lies at the core of the High Holidays and a way to create meaningful connections within our own community.

You should have received an email with a sign-in link. If you can’t find it feel free to email Margot.

Each year, we honor our Kitah Gimmel (3rd grade) class toward the end of their first year of formal Hebrew study.  We provide each member of the class a siddur (prayer book), which they will use throughout Hebrew School, at their B’nei Mitzvah, and beyond.  The students have each been given a cover for their siddur, which they have decorated with their Hebrew names.  At the service, we give them their Siddur and with its cover.

Each student will be recognized and will speak about their Hebrew name.  We hope that the members of our community will join us for this service to honor the accomplishment of this class and to wish them well in their continuing Jewish education.

Thu July 23 – Sun July 26, 2020

We’re pleased to announce our first Virtual 3K Fun Run FUNdraiser. This year, we’re welcoming walkers and runners from near and far to join us in our social distancing 3K. All proceeds from this event will help support Temple Etz Chaim as we support our local community.

You may complete the full 3K (1.8 miles) at one time or across multiple walks/runs.

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