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Temple Sholom of Greenwich, Connecticut

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Temple Sholom of Greenwich, Connecticut

Welcome! Temple Sholom is a vibrant, welcoming and inclusive synagogue in Greenwich, CT.

At Temple Sholom, we seek to create a family-friendly and multi-generational congregation and a warm, welcoming and inclusive environment using a “Big Tent” (Ohel Gadol) approach to welcome Jews from across the Conservative Jewish spectrum. We invite you to join our community and discover your Jewish self by making your Jewish home at Temple Sholom.

06/09/2026

"We gather in hope. We gather in courage. We gather believing that through love, listening, and shared humanity, we can help bring nearer the day when all people are not simply tolerated or accepted, but truly embraced." - An excerpt from Rabbi Gisel's reflection at the Greenwich Fellowship of Clergy's 3rd Annual Interfaith Pride Service held on June 4.

Thank you to our friends at St. Paul's in Riverside for hosting this community gathering in celebration of LGBTQ+ inclusivity.

06/04/2026

Temple Sholom volunteers prepared, cooked, and served dinner at Stamford’s Inspirica last night as part of its Meal Provision Program, bringing a hearty meal, warmth, and a sense of home to those in need. We hope to make this a year-round Social Action opportunity and a meaningful way to support our local community.

05/25/2026

Memorial Day Prayer

Eternal God, we offer our sincere gratitude for the numerous blessings you have bestowed upon our nation.

Among the nations of the world, our country has been uniquely blessed to demonstrate how people of diverse faiths and backgrounds can live together in peace, enriching one another's lives through friendship and shared traditions.

We gather today in a solemn act of remembrance and gratitude to honor those who have served in our nation's defense, risked their lives to save others, and made the ultimate sacrifice for our country.

Their sacrifices will be forever remembered and honored by us and by future generations.

We stand united in our remembrance and gratitude.

Our thoughts and prayers are with those currently serving in our armed forces and their families.

Across our diverse faiths, we are united in our prayers for those who serve our nation today.

We humbly request that God grant them a safe and speedy return to their loved ones.

May God also grant us the wisdom to uphold the principles that have made our nation a beacon of liberty and harmony, inspiring the world.

Amen.

Rabbi Mitch

05/21/2026

Chag Sameach! Wishing you and your loved ones a joyful and blessed Shavuot,

05/20/2026

Temple Sholom’s Sisterhood traveled yesterday to Ellenville, NY, for its annual Lag B’Omer outing - an engaging day trip celebrating the nostalgia of the Catskills resort era. The group (made up of Sisterhood members and friends) explored this golden age of culture, comedy, and cuisine with a guided tour of the recently-opened Borscht Belt Museum, followed by lunch at the historic Cohen’s Bakery, and an opportunity to learn more about the local Jewish community with a tour of Kerhonkson Synagogue.

05/13/2026

Our recent collection of diapers and wipes to benefit Mothers for Others provided enough diapers to provide a 2-week supply for 14 children in need in our local community! Thank you to everyone who supported our collection, and Yasher Koach to Adam Bender, Director of Programming at Temple Sholom, and Chamisa Wilkinson from Mothers for Others for organizing this social action initiative.

05/12/2026

On Friday evening, we celebrated Director of Schools David Cohen ("Mr. Dave") with a special Farewell Shabbat dinner to honor his contributions to the Temple Sholom Selma Maisel Nursery School and the Temple Sholom Learning Center over the past 10 years. We are grateful for his vision and heart, which have helped shape our schools into joyful, nurturing, and inclusive spaces for learning and Jewish life.

05/07/2026

Temple Sholom's Rabbi Gisel Baler and Cantorial Soloist Dan Frankel joined local clergy, leaders, and elected officials in participating in Greenwich’s observance of the National Day of Prayer on May 7, 2026. Held at Greenwich Town Hall, the gathering brought together members of the community from diverse faiths and backgrounds for a shared moment of reflection, unity, and prayer.

05/05/2026

Barak Morag and his family's lives were changed in an instant on October 7, 2023. Hiding in the safe room of their home in Kibbutz Nir Oz, they were forced to make life-or-death decisions at every moment until their eventual rescue.

On Monday evening, Barak shared his personal testimony of survival and the journey of rebuilding from the ruins. Thank you to those in attendance for their display of solidarity and to our sponsors for their support of this powerful presentation.

05/04/2026

Last week marked the debut of Temple Sholom's new Grandparents Circle - a warm and meaningful space to connect, share, and grow together as we nurture the next generation of Jewish life.

Renowned psychologist and author Dr. Dale Atkins spoke at the group's kick-off event on Tuesday about the powerful role grandparents play in shaping values, identity, and family connection, inspired by her book, The Turquoise Butterfly.

To learn more about Grandparents Circle, contact Adam Bender at [email protected].

Address

300 E Putnam Avenue
Greenwich, CT
06830

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 4pm
Sunday	8:30am - 9:30am

Telephone

+12038697191

Website

http://www.templesholom.com/

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