Hineini, our K-6 Learning program, creates space for learners to build community, learn about themselves by exploring middot (character traits) and feel inspired to take action in the world. Schedule: 8:40-8:55- Hineini Community Havdalah - All K-6 students and parents are invited as we welcome a new week of learning. 9:00-11:00 Hineini Jewish Journey (HJJ) and Hineini Hebrew Headquarters (HHQ) groups- grades K-6 11:00-11:15 Sunday Spirituality - All K-6 students and parents are invited for singing, tefilah (worship) and other spirituality offerings All Zoom links are in the Google Sheet Schedule shared over email.

Ganeinu (our PreK garden) is TST's once-a-month, Sunday-morning PreK experience (on Zoom at this time). Join ELC teacher, Miss Ari, for a loving introduction to Jewish community with stories, holidays, Jewish values, and friends from 10:30-11am, followed by the opportunity for your family to join our Hineini (K-6) song session and Tefilah (worship) with Lexi Weakley from 11:00-11:15am! Ganeinu is for learners in their PreK year— who will be entering kindergarten in the fall of 2021. This program is open to the community and costs $72 per child. Temple Shir Tikva members pay $36 per child.

Join congregant and yoga teacher Holly Glick for a gentle yoga practice that will serve you during these challenging times. Each class will be based on a theme derived from a Mussar middah, or character trait. If you can breath, stand, sit and stretch you will have all you need to enjoy this practice. Come to your mat (or a blanket) to find ease in body, mind and spirit. Come for one or come for all. Sign up below to let us know you are joining us. Zoom link will be on the weekly schedule.

A 4-week Zoom program for members of The Greater Framingham Community Church and Temple Shir Tikva to come together to study passages from the Book of Exodus. Together we will be studying shared passages from the Book of Shemot/Exodus and considering sources and interpretations from our respective religious traditions. The course will provide an opportunity to consider the text from a new perspective, to study with members of another faith community, and to get to know members of our respective communities.

Every other week we will come together to dig deeply into a passage from the Hebrew Bible, as it emerges organically from questions and musings that are alive for us in that moment. Inspired by the improvisational style of study exemplified in the Zohar, the Bible of Jewish Mysticism, this class will be facilitated in a way that strives to be genuinely Socratic and exploratory while also paying careful attention to how these ancient ideas and images can speak to us today, in our own lives. Taught by Nathan Fisher.

This mid-day weekly meditation practice session will introduce a few different styles of meditation with an orientation towards building the foundations of a personal practice for each of us, with time allocated for questions and reflection afterwards. Beginners and more experienced meditators are very welcome. Taught by Nathan Fisher.

Hineini, our K-6 Learning program, creates space for learners to build community, learn about themselves by exploring middot (character traits) and feel inspired to take action in the world. Read more here: https://www.shirtikva.org/religious_school Schedule: 2:30-3:30pm- Hineini Hebrew Headquarters (HHQ) groups for grades 3-6 3:30-5:30- Hineini Jewish Journey (HJJ) groups for grades 3-6 with an optional mid-session break or spirituality offering All Zoom links are in the Google Sheet Schedule shared over email.

AISH, 7-12 learning program is part of our larger TSTeen program. AISH offers teens the opportunity to create community, learn with peers and teachers who care about them, and choose topics that are meaningful and relevant in their lives. Read about TSTeens here: https://www.shirtikva.org/tsteens All Zoom links are in the Google Sheet Schedule shared over email.

What is a prophet, and what is prophecy? Who were the biblical prophets—and do we still have prophets today? Join me as we read deeply together of those who our biblical literature describes as prophets, and we will see if we can reach our own conclusions about the nature of prophecy.

This course will continue will continue to explore the many dimensions and flavors of Jewish spirituality through a dance between the scholarly and the experiential, the theoretical and the practical. We will look at key texts, themes, and ideas while also making time for group contemplative practice together each class. Some topics we will investigate together include Jewish vs. Global Spiritualities, the relationship of Kabbalah to Mussar traditions, Nature and the Natural Sciences in Jewish Spirituality, and the role of the Imagination in Jewish Mysticism. Taught by Nathan Fisher.

A weekly activity led by Madrichim for you, our Hineini students!

In preparation for Shabbat each week, we will explore and practice both indigenous Jewish meditation as well as "Mindfulness" and other practices adapted from other traditions with a variety of leaders. No registration necessary.

Our weekly Simchat Shabbat Service begins at 6:15 p.m.

All are welcome to our traditional style, Shabbat morning minyan.

Please join us for this one-hour, focused discussion of the weekly Torah portion, led by our clergy. Conversation is high level and very participatory. All backgrounds and experience levels welcome.