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Temple Shalom is an embracing, supportive, vibrant community which is committed to observing Conservative Judaism in a contemporary and progressive tradition and which is devoted to the continuation of Jewish values, education and culture. Temple Shalom honors the diversity of its members and is dedicated to their spiritual, intellectual, and religious growth.
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We have an active Adult Education program (mikem3283@gmail.com) and are also involved with some local community adult education programs like Bagels and the Book and Women of the Book. For information about Bagels and the Book contact Martin Cohen (mlcohen@ieee.org) and for information about Women of the Book contact Susan Reidy (creidy@cox.net).
Women of the Book will be meeting on Sunday, March 14 at 10 am at Custom House Coffee in Portsmouth.  We will be discussing Olive Kitteridge by Elizabeth Strout.  Please join us!

The Adult Education program at Temple Shalom has a series of events planned over the next couple of months. All events will be held at Temple Shalom. Guests and friends of the community are welcome. The scheduled programs are as follows:

1) Developing a Personal Theology, a two session program on Tuesday evening March 16 and Thursday evening March 18 at 7:00 pm, facilitated by Rabbi Marc Jagolinzer

2) Israeli Dancing, after the Friday evening service on March 26 followed by an Oneg sponsored by Drs. Freiman-Mendel.

3) Controversial Issues in Judaism, i.e. Organ Donation, Abortion, Stem Cell research, Cloning, Euthanasia, Cremation, etc. This will be held on Sunday evening April 18 at 6:30 pm with a light dinner followed by a discussion moderated Rabbi Jagolinzer with a panel of professionals familiar with the topics.

4) Images of Judaism in Art - A slide presentation by artist Marion Wilner. Marion is Professor Emeritus of Arts at Bristol Community College in Fall River. Judaism in art is a topic on which Marion has given many lectures and a theme that she explores in her own work.

Click here for March/April2009 Conservator in PDF format.


 

PLAN TO ATTEND THE SPRING CONCERT, Saturday, March 13, 8:00 pm. You can order tickets (@$30) by calling Ed Scheff (401) 885-6073.

March 13: Sixth Annual Spring Concert highlighting the music of the Great American Songbook with selections from Broadway, Hollywood, and the Hit Parade. Featuring the voices of Fred Scheff, Kara Lund, and Kathryne Jennings, the concert will include some of the best-known music of the last 75 years. 8 p.m. $30. Temple Shalom, 223 Valley Road, Middletown. 885-6073 or contact@templeshalomri.org 

Click here for January/February Conservator in PDF format.



Click here for November/December 2009 Conservator in PDF format.