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Recent updates to the website! Take a look...

Join Rabbi Gold in Israel in February 2009

Listen to the Song of Love recorded by TST members during the Mitzvah Heroes Conference

High Holiday sermons delivered by Rabbis Gold and Litcofsky are now online

Live audio and video over the Internet of TST Worship Services is now available to those unable to travel to TST

New additions to the Library collection pages have been updated

Most Temple publications are now available on the web site

 

 

Temple Shir Tikva Welcomes You!

Please join us for worship, study, fulfillment and fun!

Temple Shir Tikva is a 29-year-old Reform Jewish Congregation, affiliated with the Union for Reform Judaism, located on the historic Boston Post Road in the suburban setting of Wayland, Massachusetts. We support a Religious School of over 450 children. Congregants have grown up, or participated, in orthodox, conservative, and reform environments. We hold a music-filled Simchat Shabbat service at 6:15 pm on Fridays using a prayerbook of our own creation. On Saturdays we have an 8:30 am Shacharit morning service followed by Torah study at 9:15 am.  There is also a late Shacharit service at 10:45 am when students become B’nai Mitzvah.

We have families of all ages from young families with no children to empty nesters. We support programming directed at all of these groups. Over the past several years we have added and enhanced programs such as a re-invigorated social action program (Tekiah), a significantly expanded Youth program including trips and outside programs for each grade level, a comprehensive set of adult learning classes on both weekdays and weekends, a Jewish Explorations Weekend, Reyim, a group for empty nesters, an Israel Action Committee, Kesher - a caring community, Tot Shabbat, a Brotherhood-sponsored golf tournament; and Cantorial concerts.

6th Grade Shabbatathon Camp Eisner in Great Barrington January 2008

Clergy and lay leadership work together in an open environment and encourage the discussion of Jewish-related topics among members, as well as with those invited from outside the Temple.

Please explore this site to learn more about Temple Shir Tikva and its programs. Hineni, our monthly newsletter, is now on the web site. Our Program Book is a comprehensive annual publication describing many opportunities for both adults and children. We have recently added a collection of sermons from our Rabbi and a collection of music from our Cantor, choir, and cantorial soloists. Also, we are now putting on-line various Temple publications that have been sent out in the mail so that you can always come to the web site to find what you're looking for and to find the latest information.

See how Shir Tikva celebrates the joy of Simchat Torah over past years, complete with our famous Chocolate Oneg! And information about our plans for the upcoming holidays is found here.

Photo by Steve Zieff

Questions/comments about the website? Send e-mail to webmaster@shirtikva.org. Questions or for more infomation about our Temple? Send e-mail to info@shirtikva.org.

This web site and all its contents are copyright 2007 Temple Shir Tikva. All Rights Reserved. Permission to copy in whole or in part should be requested through e-mail to webmaster@shirtikva.org. In general permission will be granted to other not-for-profit organizations as long as attribution as to original source is made.

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If you truly wish your children to study Torah, study it yourself in their presence. They will follow your example. Otherwise, they will not themselves study Torah, but will simply instruct their children to do so.
Rabbi Menachem Mendel of Kotzk

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