Shabbat Services In Person in the Public GardenFriday, June 13, 6:30pm
Services in the Public Garden. We will not be live streaming on ZOOM this week. An informal service using the Mishkan Tefila will be led by Rabbi Shire. There will be singing, storytelling, and kiddush.
Keep up with everything going on at CRT, including Zoom links to multicast services, by reading our weekly newsletter "The Week Ahead." If you would like to be on the newsletter list at CRT, email info@centralreformtemple.org
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Online OnlySaturday, June 14, 10:00am
Rabbi Shire will lead Torah Study on Shabbat morning. Spending Shabbat morning in study and conversation is a wonderful way to learn more and relax in the true spirit of the sabbath.
No prior reading or previous attendance is require. ALL are welcome to attend. Keep up with everything going on at CRT, including Zoom links to multicast services, by reading our weekly newsletter "The Week Ahead." If you would like to be on the newsletter list at CRT, email info@centralreformtemple.org |
Emmanuel Center Movie Night
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Jewish Life in Central Europe: Prague & ViennaWednesday, June 18, 7:00pm
Part 1: Jewish Prague
This two-part series will continue with Jewish Vienna on September 3rd. These sessions will introduce the background of the places we will visit on the CRT Travel Tour to Prague and Vienna, and they are also for general interest for anyone. Keep up with everything going on at CRT, including Zoom links to multicast services, by reading our weekly newsletter "The Week Ahead." If you would like to be on the newsletter list at CRT, email info@centralreformtemple.org |
Shabbat Service
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CRT Art Tour at Hebrew CollegeFriday, June 29, 2-4pm
Art Tour at Hebrew College, 1860 Washington St, Auburndale -T stop: Woodland on Green Line, Riverside Branch (D). Free Parking. Tea and Refreshments served following the Tour.
King David - Shepherd, Soldier, Lover, Sweet Singer, and King of Israel! Reuben Rubin (1893-1974), the Romanian-born, Israeli artist and founder of Israel's school of art, took it upon himself to do a series of lithographs depicting the life of King David in the 1920s. They have recently been donated to Hebrew College's permanent art collection and are on temporary display. Our CRT art tour will be hosted by Dr. Helena Miller, Jewish Educator and Art Specialist, alongside Rabbi Shire. All members, friends, and guests are welcome. We will have the opportunity to view other art pieces (paintings, sculpture) in Hebrew College's important growing Judaica art collection. |
Central Reform Temple of Boston is a uniquely welcoming community that embraces the richness of the Jewish tradition. Our worship, conducted primarily in English, is inclusive and accessible. We offer a warm, unconditional welcome to all who seek to join us in worship, study, and service, without regard to religious background or beliefs. One need not be born Jewish, be able to read Hebrew, or convert to Judaism to be a full, participating member of Central Reform Temple. Interfaith families and people of all faiths, including the unaffiliated, are fully embraced. Members of the LGBTQ community are a vibrant part of our Temple family.
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With a focus on adult programming and social justice, we strive to be engaged with each other both within and outside our Shabbat, Festival, and High Holy Day Services. Our one-of-a-kind covenant relationship with Emmanuel Episcopal Church with whom we share our spiritual home, integrates us both physically and ideologically within the Back Bay interfaith community.
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Our Rabbi
Rabbi Dr. Michael Shire joined Central Reform Temple of Boston as part-time rabbinic leader on July 1, 2022. Rabbi Shire also holds the title Rabbi in Residence at Emmanuel Church in the city of Boston. He is Professor of Jewish Education at Hebrew College.
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