 Tot
Shabbat
1st Friday of the month
September through June
6:30 pm
For Preschoolers
Program resumes:
September 3, 2010
Preschoolers and their families are invited to join our
clergy on the bima as we welcome in the weekly day
of rest.
This program gives our tots the opportunity to sing songs,
listen to stories, and recite the Shabbat blessings. Bring
your little ones for a fun, warm introduction to the joys
of Shabbat.
Parent-Tot
Program  Program
resumes:
Sunday, October 3, 2010
9:00 am
This fun, interactive program is designed for children entering Kindergarten in
fall 2011. Contact Sheila for
more information, including cost.
Shabbat Yeladim (formerly
known as Torah for Tots)
3rd Saturday of the month
October through May
10:00 am
For Preschoolers through 3rd Graders
Program resumes:
October 9, 2010
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Sign Up to Receive Free Jewish-Content Books and Music
The PJ Library
Click above to subscribe to an exciting program for your child,
age six months to eight years of age.
The PJ Library supports families in their Jewish journey by sending Jewish-content books and CDs once a month at no cost. Over the course of a year, families will receive ten children's books, one CD and a parenting book for adults.
Funded by an anonymous family foundation, the Harold Grinspoon
Foundation and the Jewish United Fund/Jewish Federation of
Chicago, the PJ Library is designed to ensure all Jews feel
a part of the Jewish communities and raise their children with
Judaism in the home. Over 125 communities currently participate
in the program, with 48,000 books sent monthly..
“We lead such a secular life that I wouldn't have thought to find Jewish books for my daughter; however, I was almost in tears when I got "Bible Heroes I Can Be" and realized that it's not too early to start sharing this special part of our lives with her. Receiving these books and materials is a constant reminder that I'm part of a bigger community and I can't express how important that has been to me.”—PJ Mother from San Francisco, CA
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An
Addition to our Temple Jeremiah Facilities
in Loving Memory
of Julie Sorkin
"No one has yet realized the wealth of sympathy,
the kindness and generosity hidden in the soul of a child.
The effort of every true education should be to unlock that
treasure."
- Emma Goldman
Temple Jeremiah is pleased to offer this beautiful facility
for our youngsters. Dedicated on April 25, 2004, the playground
is a living memorial to one of our beloved congregants, Julie
Sorkin. Visit it the next time you're at Temple Jeremiah.
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The
Center for Learning Playground