This window, located in the front hall at TBS, symbolizes the Sabbath. In the lower part of the window, a mother's hands bless the Sabbath candles. Above are images that depict the Six Days of Creation. Click here to go to the Michigan Stained Glass Census Home Page. Photograph was taken by Helen Kahn's brother.

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Rabbinical student P.J. Schwartz will be at Temple Beth Sholom on the following dates in 2010: February 5-7; March 5-7; March 19-21; April 9-11; April 23-25; May 21-23. For more details, click here.

All Jewish holidays begin at sundown on the evening before the date shown. 
Purim: 28 February 2010 (Sunday)
Passover (Pesach): 30 March 2010 (Tuesday)
Holocaust Remembrance Day (Yom HaShoah): 11 April 2010 (Sunday)
Israel Memorial Day (Yom HaZikaron): 18 April 2010 (Sunday)
Israel Independence Day (Yom HaAtzmaut): 19 April 2010 (Monday)
Lag B'Omer: 2 May 2010 (Sunday)
Shavuot: 19 May 2010 (Wednesday)
Tisha B'Av: 20 July 2010 (Tuesday)

Any cancelled or rescheduled services or events will be posted here ASAP.

Please join us for our second Tot Shabbat, which will celebrate Tu B’Shevat. No RSVP is necessary this time…just show up. See you there!

Date: Friday, February 5, 2010

Time: Please arrive as close to 6:00pm as possible. PJ will be coming directly from the airport, and we’ll begin as soon as he is here.

Place: Temple Beth Sholom

Bring:

• A dish to share—this will be a MILKICH potluck—NO MEAT PLEASE
• Canned good(s) or non-perishable food item(s) to donate to the Hillel/NMU food drive

Program:

• Shabbat blessings when PJ arrives 
• Dinner 
• Tu B’Shevat seder (with songs), designed for ages birth to six years 
• Story time 
• Mourners’ kaddish 
• Closing song 
• Those who didn’t bring children clean up…kids go home to bed

The Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Detroit has funds available to assist youth outside of the Greater Detroit Area to attend Jewish summer camp. Click this link to visit the JFMD website for more information.

Please click here for more information.URJ Haiti Relief 

TBS B'nai Mitzvah Guidelines are now available on this website.  Click here

TBS Subsidies to Attend Jewish Conferences or Events:  Temple Beth Sholom has budgeted a modest amount to offer subsidies to individuals interested in participating in Jewish related conferences and events. To apply for a TBS subsidy, contact Candace Worthington for an application and instructions (906-360-4659 or candaceLworthington@gmail.com).

Temple Beth Sholom, Post Office Box 482, Marquette, MI 49855; (906)485-6191 or (906)360-4659

Webmaster: cgottlieb@chartermi.net 

President: candaceLworthington@gmail.com