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Temple Etz Chaim’s Gala Celebration and Tree of Life Awards presentationSaturday, November 19, 6:30pm at The Crystal Room in Milford Save the date to be a part of Temple Etz Chaim’s second Gala Celebration and Tree of Life Awards presentation. We will present our Tree of Life awards honoring outstanding individuals in our Jewish community and the general community. The Gala will take place at The Crystal Room in Milford starting at 6:30 P.M. Dinner and dancing will be part of this fun evening. Click here for more information and registration. 
Community Break FastWednesday, October 12, 2016, 6:30pm Each year, we join together as a community to break our Yom Kippur fast, and to welcome the new year. Please help us make this year's celebration delicious! We are requesting the following contributions to our meal, click to go to the Sign-Up Genius page. You may drop off items to the parlor at Franklin Federated Church any time after 1:30 on Wednesday, October 12th. If you'd like to donate, but cannot join us for break-fast, please contact Margot Rivelis to make alternate arrangements. Please note, this is a dairy meal, so please, no meat products! Thank you all for your assistance! We look forward to seeing you all! 
Sukkot Walk & StudyMonday, October 17 at 11:00am, DelCarte Conservation Area on Pleasant St, Franklin The festivals of Sukkot, Passover, and Shavuot are called shalosh regalim, usually translated as the “Three Pilgrimage Festivals.” But literally, it just means, the three walking times. In ancient days, our people would walk to Jerusalem in pilgrimages to make sacrifices on these festivals. We don’t do that anymore, but we can learn from them by taking time to walk and think on these days. So, we are having walking days on each of these festivals, a time for a contemplative walk and study. The walk will be led by Rabbi Alpert. For more info contact Rabbi Alpert 
Jews on the Chocolate TrailSaturday, October 29, 2016, 7:00pm-9:00pm at TEC Join Rabbi Deborah Prinz, author of "On the Chocolate Trail" as she reveals the relationship between chocolate and Jews. Drawing on her world travels and research, she will tell the story of the trade, retail and manufacture of chocolate since it was first introduced to Europeans. For more information, please contract Rosie Buja. |
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Monday, October 24th at 7:30pm at Pinz in Milford
Gentlemen, the High Holydays and Sukkot are over- that means it's time for MNF football. Please come by (being late is okay) and enjoy a night out with some good food, spirits & friends. The game is between the Texans and Broncos and starts at 8:30pm, but let's get there a little early to schmooze...around 7:30pm. We usually stay until half time, but you can leave anytime. Please RSVP to Stewart by 7/31.
We are creating a cookbook that will be available for purchase for the Winter holiday season next year. To do this, we need your recipes. Imagine helping to build your new favorite cookbook and helping the Temple at the same time. Send your favorite recipes to Jayme Solomon-Zissu.
Temple Etz Chaim is registered as an AmazonSmile charitable organization. AmazonSmile is a simple and automatic way for you to support TEC every time you shop, at no cost to you. When you shop at smile.amazon.com, you’ll find the exact same low prices, vast selection and convenient shopping experience as Amazon.com, with the added bonus that Amazon will donate a portion of the purchase price to TEC. It's simple to do. When shopping on Amazon, go to smile.amazon.com and choose "Temple Etz Chaim" (of Franklin, MA) as your charitable organization. That's it! Whenever you shop, remember to do with a smile.
Don’t throw away those empty ink and toner cartridges. Drop them off in the bin at temple and let us recycle them. We earn $ for each recycled cartridge.
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