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WELCOME TO TEMPLE SHOLOM POMPANO BEACH FL. WATCH LIVE SERVICES HERE
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RABBI'S WEEKLY DRASH, SPECIAL EVENTS, NEW EVENTS
Passover Food Drive
Drop food off at the Temple Tuesday or Thursday between
10 AM & Noon.
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PASSOVER Drive-By pick-up kosher dinner
Temple Sholom Drive-By Passover
Menu by Diamond Kosher Caterers
Pick up Friday, March 26, 10:00 AM - Noon
SELECT HERE to register for your meal
(Or) call the Temple (954) 942-6410
Entrée Choices:
½ Roasted Chicken, 2 Leg Quarters, Brisket, Filet of Salmon, Vegetarian Cutlet.
All dinners include Gefilte Fish with Red Horseradish. Matzoh Ball Soup,
Tzimmes, Potato Kugel & Matzoh, and a slice of cake and macaroons,
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*You may add a Seder Plate with
Charoset, White Horseradish, Roasted Egg, Bone and Celery for an additional $9.00 each (serves 2-3)
Passover Food Drive
Passover Food Drive for the needy. Drop food off at the Temple any Tuesday or Thursday between 10 AM & Noon.
The "Quiet" Revolutions of the Torah
Prof. Murray H. Lichtenstein
Hunter College, City University of New York
SUNDAY, MARCH 21, 3 PM
Some of the most familiar stories from the Bible fill a role with which we are not so familiar, as active agents of religious, cultural, and intellectual change. The stories in the Torah are often creative re-workings of traditional ancient Near Eastern myths and tales, ultimately offering revolutionary insights into understanding who we are. Why does an all-powerful God want to create human beings, and later seek to destroy them all in a cataclysmic flood? The Torah’s answers are quite different from those of their neighbors!
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Minyan
8:30 AM
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Aging Gracefully
10 AM
Laura Durant
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Collectors Club
7 PM
Gail Eisen
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TUESDAY
YOU PICK
the Topic for Discussion
8 PM
This weeks topic for discussion:
HAPPINESS
Read details of topics up for discussion / debate
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WEDNESDAY.
Torah Study
8:30 AM
Cantor Smolarz
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Torah portion
Ki Tisa
Sisterhood Book Club
10:30 am
March 24th
Book
Not Our Kind
More info SELECT HERE to go to the Sisterhood page
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835 0026 9828
Rabbi's Class
4 PM
The Memoir Writing Group with subject suggestions
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881 8634 6982
Rabbi
7 PM
Current Events
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FRIDAY
Jewish Philosophy
2 PM
Rabbi Mark
God, Jewish, Spirituality and the Universe
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Shabbat Services
6 PM
Rabbi & Cantor
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SAT + SUN
Shabbat services
10 AM
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download Siddur
Sunday
Game Night
8 PM
Codenames
Instruction
will be given
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Codenames Link
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