Temple Sholom hosted 90 congregants and friends during our second seder:

Temple Sholom welcomed over 25 new families to our community with a special Shabbat service and dinner:

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  What a special Shabbat.   Thank you to Inge Goldberg and her family for a very generous gift supporting camp scholarhips!    Ryan also received his Hebrew Name!

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  Temple Sholom held a very fun and creative Purim Schpeil for our Megillah Reading:   The Grogger Grammy Awards.    Thanks to Chris Kraus, our Director of Lifelong Learning for leading this and also serving as MC (and doubling as Hamen)

 
 

Rabbi Terlinchamp offered a prayer to the Cincinnati community on Fountain Square for Martin Luther King, Jr. day.

  

 Ryan Mulroney, Richard Barasch and Matt Rosensweet gave a program on Senior Care for our congregation.

Our Sisterhood's 7th Annual Heidi Leeb Memorial Mah Jongg Tournament had 64 participants.   Thanks to Elaine Woll!    

Congratulations to Chris Kraus, Our Director of Lifelong Learning, for being selected as this year’s honoree from HUC-JIR for the Celebration of Teaching Award!

Temple Sholom donated "Mountains" of Food for Valley Interfaith and Soup Kitchen during the High Holy Days. Thank you to our congregants.

         

Several congregants were honored during Shabbat Shuvah for significant volunteer and philanthropic contributions.  

Thanks to Peggy Eckman, Stu Warshauer, Marv Whitman, David Heck, Margaret Archangel, Bob Ziek, and Barbara and Steve Levinson for their contributions to our Temple community.

 

Sisterhood threw Rabbi Terlinchamp a wonderful bridal shower.

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GPS hosted a program at Temple Sholom with Cedar Village

 Tzur Sholom partnered with Elementz, an inner city youth program, for an education and social action event during Martin Luther, King, Jr. weekend

  Temple Sholom had a wonderful Shabbat and Hanukkah dinner.   Over 180 attended.   Thanks to Leigh Faulk and Margaret Archangel for chairing the dinner and the Brotherhood for frying fresh latkes.

 

 

Temple Sholom had a great High Holy Day Season this year.   

Our services for Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur were busy,including our interactive, Syna-Plex, and traditional services.  

Simchat Torah/Consecration and Sukkot were also well attended and a lot of fun.   

Rabbi Terlinchamp also announced significant growth for our congregation and we had many new guests that we "Welcomed Home to Sholom".    

We also perfomed a wonderful Mitzvah that allowed over 800 individuals, out of town family members and homebound families participate in our streamed services.

Temple Sholom has launched its innovative multi-generational Ivrit (Hebrew) classes:

 

 

The Warshauer Fund for Access to Judaism provided funding to install a permanent Hearing Loop in our sanctuary.    This system will made it possible for many participants to hear the service directly over their hearing aids during the High Holy Days. Temple Sholom also thanks the Southwest Chapter of the Hearing Loss Association for a grant to support this project!    

We had a special Shabbat where Daren Fowler presented the grant to Temple Sholom and Stu Warshauer, sponsor of the Warshauer fund, participated by providing the music for the service: 

  

 

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