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D’varD’var A sacred community that embraces, inspires and matters
JUNE / JULY 2017
SIX DAYS OF WAR
A confession: it is especially hard to be a rabbi these days. In today’s political climate, rabbis often find themselves pulled in multiple directions at once. Our social media emphasizes these tensions, allowing people to vent their righteous indignation upon anyone holding a viewpoint different from their own. It gets ugly real fast.
Rabbi Yitz Greenberg once joked that Jewish religious movements are all imperfect. He said: “It doesn’t matter which Jewish movement you are affiliated with, as long as you’re ashamed of it”. And so we could probably all benefit from a little more introspection and humility when it comes to the bitter political discourse in our country. The Reform Movement of American Judaism is not perfect, but neither are we, as some claim, “the Democratic Party with stories.”
Our Jewish values focus on compassion for others but that doesn’t mean we don’t vigorously debate issues; and yet we should not let our families, our friendships, or our congregations be torn apart by those who would pounce on anyone who dares to
deviate from their own political orthodoxies. We all need to be careful to ensure that our internal divisions don’t consume us. Hence from the pulpit we rabbis need exercise restraint. And yet, rabbis should feel empowered to address the universal values rooted in our Torah that bind us together as Jews.
These days, and as we observe the 50th anniversary of the Six Day War, the tension between universal values and fidelity to the State of Israel has never been more pronounced. On the one hand, my heart goes out to the victims of historical Arab political gamesmanship, using Palestinian refugees as pawns in a propaganda war against Israel. On the other hand, I believe Israel has the right to protect itself from terror and ceaseless hatred from its neighbors.
If we could go back in time I would hope Israel would have agreed with David Ben Gurion, who instructed the Israeli government after the Six Day War to give back all the territories, save Jerusalem. They certainly have caused more problems as well as more bloodshed and heartbreak than anyone could have imagined.
And yet, on this side of history, all I can hope for is that – against reasonable hope – younger Palestinians will realize Israel is an existential reality and a partner for peace, not an eternal enemy. In the meantime, I hope America stands by Israel, supporting her right to exist and praying that the universal values
of compassion and respect for human life will be observed here and seven thousand miles away in our eternal homeland.
With sholom,
Rabbi Edwin [email protected]
What’s the Rabbi Reading?
You Were Never in Chicago NEIL STEINBERGAn outsider, and Jewish, story of moving to Chicago and falling in love with this challenging and wonderful city.
Special Monday Meal a Great Success!Thanks to the generous donation by Larry and Carol Levy, in memory of Eadie Levy, our second annual Mother’s / Parent’s Day Monday Meal was a great success. We served more than 100 plates.
Todah Rabah, thank you, to our dedicated volunteers, who supported this great evening!
If you would like to be involved with our Monday Meal program, or another Social Justice initiative, please contact Toby Sanders at 773-435-1536 or [email protected]
Senior RabbiEdwin Goldberg
Kevin & Melissa Igersheim (Samantha & Eric )Dmitriy Rokhfeld & Melissa WuJon Siner
New Members
May 6 | Roslyn “Roni” Mintz Grandmother of Pam (Bryan) Lookatch; mother of Alan Mintz
May 19 | Percy Burton Revels Father of Eric Revels (Pamela Narins)
Of Blessed Memory
MAY
May 9 | Michael Block Father of Jennifer Skok
JUNE
June 1 | Peter Astrug Brother of Dr. Lauren Astrug
June 6 | Charlotte Schwartz Grandmother of Alyson Prater
June 9 | Marlene Weisman Grandmother of Josh Dolgin
June 12 | Juan Ramon Guerrero Friend of Ezra Meadors
June 12 | Christopher Andrew Leinonen Friend of Ezra Meadors
June 13 | Nona Leland Grandmother of Stacey Dombar
June 13 | Dolores Stillman Mother of Mindy Stillman
June 21 | Sylvia Weintraub Grandmother of Aaron Midler
June 24 | Patrick Barrett Friend of Howard Zwirn
June 28 | Vicki Stone Olt Mother of Jason Olt
JULY
July 9 | Henri Wouters Uncle of Philippe Geyskens
July 11 | Ruth Galey Grandmother of Gretchen Hammond
July 13 | Jerome Glick Father of Dr. Cheryl McEneaney
July 17 | Phyllis Ellis Mother of David Ellis; Sister of Babette Hyman; Aunt of Lawrence Hyman
July 20 | Gary Toback Father of Jonathan Toback
July 25 | Jay Diamond Father of Caryn Gallop
July 25 | Sander Kushner Father of Dr. Marla Kushner
Yahrzeits / First Year
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Apr. 23 | Ma’ayan Eckstein & Rabbi Scott Gellman Mazal tov on their wedding
May 7 | Rabbi Scott Gellman Mazal tov on his ordination
Mazal Tov
Looking forward to 2017 Junior Kindergarten Graduation!FRIDAY | JUNE 2 | 4:00PM
Our Children Will Perform the Following Songs:• Shehecheyanu Blessing
• Short Speech
• You and I Will Change the World
• Next Year
• Shema Israel Blessing
• Hatikvah (Israel’s National Anthem)
• Pledge of Allegiance
Guest of HonorMrs. Roz Supera
Thank You For Letting Us Be Part Of Your
Children’s Lives!
Worship ScheduleFRIDAY | JUNE 2, 9, 16, 23, 30, JULY 7, 14, 21, 28 5:45 AM Wine & Cheese Reception 6:15 PM Shabbat Service, Oneg to follow
SATURDAY | JUNE 3, 10, 17*, 24, JULY 1*, 8*, 15*, 22*, 29* 9:00 AM Minyan Service *No 10:30AM service scheduled
Special ServicesFRIDAY | JUNE 2 7:45 PM Or Chadash Shabbat
FRIDAY | JUNE 9 7:45 PM Board Shabbat
FRIDAY | JUNE 16 6:15 PM Family-Friendly Congregational Shabbat
Service Featuring an OSRUI/Camp Sendoff
FRIDAY | JUNE 23 5:00 PM Or Chadash Pride Award Reception & Service
FRIDAY | JULY 7 7:45 PM Or Chadash Shabbat
We will welcome with open arms the new class of Gan Shalom children this fall.
Our blessings are with our Gan Shalom children who are graduating June 2!Mazal
Tov!
June 3 | Maya Cohen
PARENTS Marci & Josh Cohen
SIBLINGS Zoe & Max
SCHOOL Bernard Zell Anshe Emet Day School
MITZVAH PROJECT
Volunteered at LEEP Forward Summer Camp for young children with developmental differences
June 10 | Sarah Rubinov
PARENTS Paul Rubinov & Marina Raykin
SIBLING Samuel
SCHOOL The Latin School of Chicago
MITZVAH PROJECT
Volunteered at Gan Shalom & Monday Meals at Temple Sholom
June 24 | Beila Cohen
PARENTS Adam & Jamie Cohen
SIBLINGS Yael & Ezra
SCHOOL Taft Academic Center
MITZVAH PROJECT
Soles4souls collects shoes and gives them to others in need
B’nai Mitzvah
The Gan Shalom Children Celebrated & Learned All About Yom Ha’atzma’ut
Junior kindergarten singing with their handmade flags
Ariel dressed as an Israeli soldier
Children baked a cake and sang Happy Birthday to Israel
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For more information about Gan Shalom, please contact Heidi Cooper, Director of Early Childhood Education at 773-525-4867 or [email protected]
News to share? Email [email protected] | TEMPLE SHOLOM | D’VAR
Last day of religious school
What a great year of learning about Derekh Eretz! I am so excited to be spending June 18 – July 2 at URJ Camp OSRUI with 23 campers from Temple Sholom. (There’s still a few open spots if your child wants to join me!) While I am on paternity leave in July, Stacy Charnay will be around to answer your questions about education, including Religious School registration.
Stay tuned for our 2017 – 18 Religious School guide and Adult Education curriculum brochure coming in August. We are excited to welcome Caleb Bromberg to the team as our new Youth Engagement and Curriculum Coordinator!
Jay Rapoport, MAREDirector of Lifelong Learning
Lifelong Learning
Crown Family High School and friends at Kabbalah Torah graduation Shabbat
Graduation Speech by Orr Shalom President Sydney Baer
Over the past 11 years at Temple Sholom and countless educational experiences and trips, I have found that Tikkun Olam is one of my favorite Jewish values. Through my senior seminar studies with Rabbi Goldberg and Rabbi Conover, I have begun to consider which qualities I will find within myself and use in order to work together with the world to create change and also a better life for myself. I have made unforgettable connections and friends here and I couldn’t be more grateful for our Crown Family High School and Orr Shalom youth group. I am excited to bring what I have discovered here at Temple Sholom with me to college and on my many other life adventures that
are to come. You all have taught me more than I could imagine and have made Temple Sholom one of my favorite places on Earth!
Mazal Tov to the 5778 Orr Shalom high school youth group board!Co-Presidents Chloe Wagner &
Jeremy LiskarVice President Jonathan RuizWorship Chair Charlotte OlivaSocial Action Chair Jacob RevelsCommunications Chair Aidan RappaportRecruitment Chair Lulu DalyEvent Chair Rosie NewmarkJunior Representative Abigail GelbSophomore Representative Jake Schulgasser
We are pleased to welcome Caleb Bromberg as our new Youth Engagement and Curriculum Coordinator!Originally from Boston,
Massachusetts, Caleb arrived in Chicago in 2012 to study Education at Depaul University. Since graduating, he has pursued Jewish teaching opportunities wherever they can be found. Here at Temple Sholom Caleb has taught 3rd, 4th and 7th grade Hebrew and Jewish Studies, in addition to writing curriculum, contributing to the Hebrew assessment program, running the “Kef Club,” and chaperoning youth events. In his spare time, Caleb writes poetry and music and plays / hosts open mics around the city.
STAFF SPOTLIGHT
JOIN US FOR AN
OSRUI / Camper Sendoff at Family-Friendly ShabbatFEATURING A GIFT FOR ALL CAMPERSFRIDAY | JUNE 16 5:30PM DINNER 6:15 PM SERVICE
FAMILY ENGAGEMENTADULT EDUCATION
Wednesday Weekly Morning Study Group meets this summer
with Karen TitusContact [email protected] regarding Adult Education events
Contact [email protected] to RSVP for family events
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Be A Temple Sholom Madrich(a*)!JOIN OUR MADRICHIM TEEN TEACHER ASSISTANT PROGRAM
• Earn money or community service hours• Stand out on college applications• Be a stronger candidate for summer jobs• Make a positive impact upon students • All 8th-12th grade B’nai Mitzvah are eligible
Madrichim (assistants) help out in Religious School classrooms or office on Sunday mornings, during Midweek Hebrew or Junior Youth Group events!
Visit juf.org/cfje/taam_yisrael_about.aspx to learn more
2017 – 18 Retreat Save the DatesSave the dates for our awesome Temple Sholom weekend retreats at URJ Camp OSRUI:
• 3rd & 4th grade Family B’nai Mitzvah retreat JAN. 26 – 28, 2018
• 5th – 8th grade retreat NOV. 17 – 19, 2017
• Orr Shalom High School retreat JAN. 26 – 28, 2018
Religious / Hebrew School Teachers Wanted!Seeking energetic, enthusiastic, fun and responsible people with progressive values, strong Hebrew and a can-do attitude who are interested in creating positive Jewish experiences for children.
TEACHING POSITIONS: K – 7th grade Hebrew & Jewish Studies teachers and art / technology specialists for Religious School on:
Sunday Mornings 9:00AM – 12:30PM
Tuesday Afternoons 4:15 – 5:30PM
Wednesday Evenings 6:15 – 7:30PM
* Madricha is the feminine version of “madrich”
Send resume to [email protected]
Registration Opens June 1
Family Info Session at Temple Sholom TUESDAY | JUNE 13 7:00 – 8:00 PM
Visit sholomchicago.org/learn/crown-family-hs to sign up or contact [email protected] to learn more.
Ta’am Yisrael: A Taste of Israel 8th Grade Chicagoland Community TripFEB. 16 – 28, 2018This educational week-long experience in Israel is designed to give participants a meaningful, intense, emotional and focused taste of the land and heritage. Explore Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, archaeological digs, trek through the Negev desert and swim in the Dead Sea, visit historical sites and museums, make friends with Israelis, engage in social justice projects and much more!
News to share? Email [email protected] | TEMPLE SHOLOM | D’VAR
On Sabbatical, I Rested on Three Things: Mishpacha, Neshama & Talmud TorahMishpacha (Family)
My Sabbatical began with a week-long adventure in Costa Rica with our family, filled with whitewater rafting, zip lining, and volunteering. We spent the evenings on terraces and outdoor restaurants in the rainforest playing games and telling stories amidst the
howling of monkeys nearby. Perfect family time! Returning from our travels, we continued the trend of game playing, storytelling, and dinner together every night—just without the monkeys. We traveled to visit treasured extended family across the country as well as spent Shabbat in Chicago with friends who have become family.
Neshama (Soul)While in Costa Rica, I received a call inviting me to speak at the Women’s March on Chicago. What a soul-stirring honor to bring Torah to the day. Imagine hearing the crowd of thousands yelling, “Hineyni!” I met so many inspiring women that day and set out to meet with many of them in during the months of my sabbatical. In fact, meeting with inspirational faith leaders filled many of my days. I met with them throughout the city—in Pilsen, Oak Park, Hyde Park, and, yes, even Deerfield. I learned so much from them and the work that they do in their neighborhoods. I hope to help our Temple Sholom community continue to nurture relationships with other faith communities across difference.
I was in a good mindset to do this because I spent each morning doing yoga. In fact, some of my favorite moments of sabbatical were spent cultivating my Jewish meditation practice and creative davening (prayer
experiences). This allowed me to have a clear mind and strong body to pursue two of my favorite writing projects: 1. putting the finishing touches on an article for an upcoming CCAR Press book entitled Seven Days, Many Voices: Insights Into the Biblical Story of Creation, edited by Rabbi Ben David; and 2. writing poetry. I attended some wonderful poetry writing workshops at the Poetry Foundation and spent time creating new poems as well as editing old poems. I also had a clear mind to bring to strategizing sessions with thoughtful colleagues on the future of social justice work in the Reform Movement. You will see and, no doubt, help to further shape this strategy in the coming months. Temple Sholom is and will continue to be at the forefront of this work.
Talmud Torah (Torah Study)When it comes to feeding my soul and spirit, there is nothing quite like the Hebrew language—both speaking and reading Modern Hebrew and immersing myself in the language of our ancient texts. Hence, I spent a good deal of my time engrossed in both. Twice a week, I Skyped with Nadav at Ulpan-Or in Jerusalem to brush up on my modern Hebrew. Yet, that didn’t quite compare with the weekly meeting with my friend Moran with whom I studied a collection of poetry by Yehuda Amichai called Patuach Sagur Patuah (Open Closed Open). We studied and discussed the themes of his poetry in Hebrew. It was an amazing mental work out and it nourished my soul! Soon, you will learn much more about a project I began on my sabbatical studying the connection between love and justice in Jewish texts. My thesis: love—as defined in Judaism—is the source of justice. Want to hear more and add your opinion? Join my adult education course on it next year!
Summer is around the corner, and Sholom Justice is using these long days to continue our many acts of tikkun olam.Throughout the summer, we will continue our weekly Monday Meal. Please sign up to volunteer – many of our regular student volunteers are out of town so we need you now more than ever! Feed the Hungry opportunities are available on Sunday, June 11 & July 9. We are grateful as always
to the Feed the Hungry crew who provide monthly meals to folks gathered at the Bethlehem Healing Center on the second and 5th Sundays of the month. Temple Sholom is excited to announce that, along with HIAS-Chicago, we hope to welcome a refugee family shortly.
We are grateful to the Sholom co-chairs of this initiative, Janet Silverberg Dale and Jo Ann Potashnick. In late August, Rabbi Conover will once again host our Sholom Justice barbeque. Look for upcoming details.
Sholom JusticeCOMING UP
Please watch for additional events as they get added to our Sholom Justice calendar.
For more information and to get involved, email Toby Sanders at [email protected].
Rabbi Shoshanah Conover Returns from Sabbatical
Dec. 1Interfaith Shabbat with guest speaker Eboo Patel
Founder, Interfaith Youth Core
Oct. 15Open Housewith Chicago Architecture FoundationALL ARE WELCOME!
Nov. 10 – 12150th Congregational Kick-offFRIDAYSesquicentennial Shabbat SATURDAYChicago Jewish History Bus Tour & LunchSUNDAYSholom Fest & Birthday Bash for All!
Save The Dates
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Temple Sholom of Chicago, founded in 1867, is one of Chicago’s oldest synagogues; an institution of great historical significance within the Reform Movement and the City of Chicago. Throughout its history, the Temple has represented a dynamic, modern approach to Judaism – one that has evolved with the times and continues to innovate in order to meet the needs of members and their families.
The Temple’s 150th Anniversary year provides a beautiful backdrop for exciting opportunities of celebration and planning for the next 150 years. Over the past few years, Temple volunteers engaged in a visioning process that led to the development of a comprehensive strategic plan, one that focuses on enhancing our community experience, balancing our values and sense of belonging with the changes of modern life.
Our Temple is a sacred community that embraces, inspires, and matters.
Embrace ֵּבִח קBe the Chicago area’s most welcoming Reform congregation.
Inspire הָאָרְׁשַהElevate what only we can provide: Spirituality and Meaning; Uplift, awaken, and energize in all that we do with a strong connection to Jewish culture and learning.
Matter ָמְׁשַמ תּועMatter to each other, our neighborhood, our city, our country, and the world. Matter to ourselves, and matter to G-d.
Two areas of strategic focus emerged in the planning process, challenging us to preserve the best of our past and blend it with our community’s hopes for the future. In the near term, we will work on improving and enhancing member engagement by practicing audacious hospitality. We will also implement changes to our governance structure, primarily reflected through changes in Board composition and the creation of auxiliary working bodies, including a Leadership Council and a Past President’s Council. The changes will be coupled with enhancing and reimagining our space with incremental physical modifications to our building in order to create a warmer feeling of welcome. The goal remains to fulfil our core mission and purpose relative to worship, learning, and community.
The Year Ahead
Co-Chairs Beth & David Inlander and Teri & Roger Rudich
For more information or to volunteer contact: [email protected]
Stay tuned for more events happening in 2018!
Participate! Volunteer! Celebrate!
Sept. 20 – 22, 29 – 30Rosh Hashanah & Yom Kippur 5778Begin the celebrations at High Holy Day Services
For complete details on any of our events, visit sholomchicago.org
Look for your membership renewal materials arriving in the mail soon!
Coming In August
Tot Swim ShabbatSATURDAY | AUG 12 | 9:30-10:30AM AT TEMPLE SHOLOM
Open HouseFRIDAY | AUG 25 | 5:30PM
Get InvolvedMISHPACHA MOMS
BYOB DinnerTHURSDAY | JUNE 1 | 7:30 PM
MINI MISHPACHA
Bagels in the Park SUNDAY | JUNE 4 | 10:30AM
FAMILY-FRIENDLY
Congregational Shabbat Service Featuring an OSRUI /Camp SendoffFRIDAY | JUNE 16 | 6:15 PM
OR CHADASH
Pride Award Reception & ServiceFRIDAY | JUNE 23 | 5:00 PM
When the Shofar blasts, a very special year begins
2017 – 2018
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A Message from Your ClergyTemple Sholom Rabbis and Cantor are very concerned about being there for you and your family when there is illness. We ask that you inform us of any illness either at 773-435-1531 or in person in order to make sure that we receive the message. In these technological times, social media, texts and even email often do not reach their intended source. Thanks for helping us be there for you!
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OSRUI BEGINS!
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JUNE 2 | 7:45PM
Or Chadash ServiceAll are welcome!
JUNE 23 | 5:00PM
Or Chadash Pride Awards & Service
LOOK FOR YOUR MEMBERSHIP RENEWAL PACKET IN THE MAIL THIS WEEK
3:30pm Monday Meal
11:00am
Pride Parade
JUNE
10:00am Al-Anon Family Group
10:30am Mini Mishpacha: Bagels in the Park (off-site)
3:30pm Monday Meal 7:00pm Intro to Judaism7:00pm Monthly Film Night:
Café Society
10:00am Wednesday Study Group
3:30pm Monday Meal
10:00am Al-Anon Family Group
10:00am Al-Anon Family Group
9:30am Feed the Hungry (off-site)
10:00am Al-Anon Family Group7:00pm Ta’am Yisreal:
Family Info Session
3:30pm Monday Meal7:00pm Intro to Judaism
10:00am Wednesday Study Group
10:00am Wednesday Study Group
9:00am CJE Senior Life Resource Specialist10:00am Wednesday
Study Group
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5:45pm Wine & Cheese Reception 6:15pm Shabbat Services 7:30pm Oneg
11:00am Morning Book Club7:30pm Mishpacha Moms BYOB Dinner (off-site)
5:45pm Wine & Cheese Reception 6:15pm Shabbat Services 7:30pm Oneg7:45pm Or Chadash June Service:
celebratory Pride service
9:00am Shabbat Minyan Service 9:45am Shabbat Minyan Study 10:30am Bat Mitzvah:
Maya Cohen
5:00pm Or Chadash–sponsored Pride reception & giving the Am Keshet Community award5:45pm Wine & Cheese Reception 6:15pm Shabbat Services 7:30pm Oneg
5:45pm Wine & Cheese Reception 6:15pm Shabbat Services 7:30pm Oneg
9:00am Shabbat Minyan Service 9:45am Shabbat Minyan Study 10:30am Bat Mitzvah:
Beila Cohen
9:00am Shabbat Minyan Service 9:45am Shabbat Minyan Study 10:30am Bat Mitzvah:
Sarah Rubinov
9:00am Shabbat Minyan Service 9:45am Shabbat Minyan Study 11:00am Mindful Jewish Aging
5:30pm Family-Friendly Shabbat Dinner 5:45pm Wine & Cheese Reception 6:15pm Family-Friendly
Congregational Shabbat Service Featuring an OSRUI/Camp Sendoff
7:30pm Oneg
MINI MISHPACHA
Bagels in the ParkSUNDAY | JUNE 4 10:30AM
MISHPACHA MOMS
BYOB DinnerTHURSDAY | JUNE 1 7:30PM
Ta’am Yisrael 8th Grade FamiIy Info SessionTUESDAY | JUNE 13 7:00PM
Mindful Jewish AgingSATURDAY | JUNE 17 2:00PM
Film NightCafé SocietyTUESDAY | JUNE 5 | 7:00PM
In the 1930s, a Bronx native moves to Hollywood and falls in love with a young woman who is seeing a married man.
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JUNE/JULY MEETINGS HELD AT TEMPLE EMANUELAll members of Temple Sholom and guests are invited to attend the meetings and participate in Post 710 activities
Please contact Jerry Field at [email protected] for details
Jewish War Veterans Post 710
JULY
10:00am Al-Anon Family Group
3:30pm Monday Meal 10:00am Wednesday Study Group
3:30pm Monday Meal
3:30pm Monday Meal
3:30pm Monday Meal
10:00am Al-Anon Family Group
10:00am Al-Anon Family Group
9:30am Feed the Hungry (off-site)
10:00am Al-Anon Family Group
3:30pm Monday Meal 10:00am Wednesday Study Group
10:00am Wednesday Study Group
9:00am CJE Senior Life Resource Specialist10:00am Wednesday
Study Group
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5:45pm Wine & Cheese Reception 6:15pm Shabbat Services 7:30pm Oneg 7:45pm Or Chadash July Service
9:00am Shabbat Minyan Service 9:45am Shabbat Minyan Study
5:45pm Wine & Cheese Reception 6:15pm Shabbat Services 7:30pm Oneg
5:45pm Wine & Cheese Reception 6:15pm Shabbat Services 7:30pm Oneg
5:45pm Wine & Cheese Reception 6:15pm Shabbat Services 7:30pm Oneg
9:00am Beach Party with Young Couples Club and Mini-Mishpacha (off-site)9:00am Shabbat Minyan Service 9:45am Shabbat Minyan Study
9:00am Shabbat Minyan Service 9:45am Shabbat Minyan Study
9:00am Shabbat Minyan Service 9:45am Shabbat Minyan Study
9:00am Shabbat Minyan Service 9:45am Shabbat Minyan Study
11:00am Morning Book Club
Religious School 2017 – 18 Registration Now OpenSundays 9:30AM – NOON Ages 4 & up
Starts Sunday Sept. 10
Visit sholomchicago.org and click on the member tab to log in and get started.
JULY 7 | 6:15PMSpecial Shabbat Service to Welcome
Rabbi Scott Gellman
JUNE 21 – JULY 3
Temple Sholom Family Trip to IsraelWishing Rabbi Goldberg well on his travels!
Questions? Contact Stacy Charnay at [email protected] or 773-435-1545
