Stop by the sukkah between 4 and 6PM to use the lulav and etrog and observe the mitzvah of dwelling in that fragile house.
Besides study and conversation, we'll have a chance to harvest apples, for our own use and for donations to food banks, at our friend and neighbor's home down the street.
All ages welcome
Peggy and Rhonda will explore with our families the important ideas of Yom Kippur: being grateful for our lives, saying sorry and forgiving others, and making justice. Kids should bring a stuffed animal, and a picture of loved one who has passed away if they have one.
Please check your emails for "How to Participate" or contact our office for the link.
Please join Peggy and Rhonda for an erev Sukkot and Shabbat celebration on Friday, October 2, at 5:30 PM on Zoom. Please check your emails for "How to Participate" or contact our office for the link.
We invite you (all ages) to a special apple glean at a family orchard in Shutesbury. Please RSVP to receive the exact location.
We'll harvest apples (perfect and not quite perfect). Our intention is to donate the pristine ones to organizations that help alleviate hunger in our area. We'll have suggested places to receive the food, but you are welcome to do research in your own towns and donate thru your local agencies.
Gleaners are welcome to take home some apples as well, for eating or preserving. Temple Israel owns 3 canners which can be loaned out for your home projects.
Rehearsal for Face Forward, Real Teen Theater fall theater Project. All cast.
Rehearsal for Face Forward, Real Teen Theater fall theater Project. All cast.
Rehearsal for Face Forward, Real Teen Theater fall theater Project. All cast.
A team from Temple Israel harvests surplus crops each Sunday morning in collaboration with Atlas Farms. We arrange to donate the vegetables through food justice agencies in Franklin County. This wonderful activity is open to anyone who can work responsibly at a commercial farm. Please email rabbi (@) templeisraelgreenfield.org to be added to the weekly announcement of which crops are available and where to Sunday morning.
Join for all or part of our second day observances of Rosh Hashana:
