Temple Chayai Shalom welcomes families with young children to a Friday night dinner and service. The evening starts with a light dinner at 5:30 p.m., followed at 6 p.m. by a special Shabbat service designed for families with children up to grade 2.
The half-hour program will engage young children with songs, movement and stories. After the service, families can enjoy refreshments and have fun creating crafts out of cardboard tubes, paper, colors and more.
The March craft and service theme is Purim.
Services will be led by Cantorial Soloist David Rothberg, assisted by guest story teller Deborah Banks of Temple Chayai Shalom’s Young Explorers program. During dinner, before services and refreshments after, participants can meet the clergy and other families. It’s a warm, friendly, social time.
Temple Chayai Shalom members and non-members are welcome to attend.
Tot Shabbat services are offered on the first Friday of most months, each with a different theme. Temple Chayai Shalom is a Reform synagogue that welcomes the entire community to all events and services. For more information, visit chayaishalom.org, email office@templechayaishalom.org or call 508-238-6385.
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