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WORSHIP
At Temple Reyim, we have religious programming for members of all ages. In addition to a Friday night service, we conduct Shabbat services, every Saturday morning, and a mincha/maariv service and a study session on Saturday afternoons.
We do much more than simply "tolerate" children in the Sanctuary during services, we enthusiastically welcome and treasure them! We also provide services tailored to their needs. A weekly Junior Congregation service enables school-aged children to younger children, with songs, stories, and prayers oriented to infants and toddlers through first or second graders. MORE
Learning for every age
EDUCATION
Learning is an integral part of being Jewish. Temple Reyim is pleased to offer a wide range of educational programming for all ages.
From our Award Winning Rosenshine Early Learning Center and Religious School to our expansive Adult Education Classes and Daf Yomi Classes, there is something for everyone in the community. Visit our Education page to discover many opportunities.
Simchat Torah Haikus
Simchat Torah Haiku
By the Thursday Group
Josh Rubin, Sara Rudolph, Amy Cohen, Drew Cohen, Abbie Richards, Rachel Klevan, Jason Klevan
Haiku is a 3-line poem. The first line has 5 syllables, the second line has 7 syllables, and the third line has 5 syllables.
Some poets choose to remain anonymous.
The Torah (a double haiku)
By Abbie Richards
My Torah is loved
My Torah deserves respect
Our present from God
I am loved by my
people they give me respect,
I am the Torah
Making the Torah
By Drew Cohen
Ink, paper, cow gut
Are some materials that
Help make the Torah
The Torah
The ark is open,
People standing by their seats
Singing joyfully
Untitled
Torah is a scroll
It is very important
Made of ink, parchment
Important for Jews
Has story of Israel, God
Contains Hebrew words
Five Books of Moses
Important Jews influence
Moses leads the way
Walk around and kiss
Singing blessings of great praise
Long sheet of parchment
Genesis, Numbers
Leviticus, Exodus
Deuteronomy
Events Calendar
Below is our Calendar of Events:
Sarah Miller Friedman
Kitah Bet/ Second Grade and Kitah Gimel/Third Grade
Sarah Miller Friedman is happy to return to the Sandberg Religious School. Through the years, Sarah has gone from being a student in the school to being the Family Educator and teacher, on the Special Education team and now a classroom teacher. Sarah is a graduate of List College, the undergraduate school of The Jewish Theological Seminary, and Columbia University receiving a B.A. in American History and another in Jewish Philosophy. Currently she is working toward her M.Ed in Moderate Special Needs at Endicott College, focusing on behavior analysis.
Currently Sarah is a Behavior Therapist in the City of Newton. She has worked in the Newton School system for the past seven years. She has focused on bringing the public school curriculum to students with special learning needs. Sarah enjoys being able to bring her love for learning to each child finding the way that enables them to learn and enjoy doing so.