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Hanukah is Happening

Let’s celebrate Hanukah together — all around Indian River County and at Temple Beth Shalom!

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Park & Spark: Hanukah Pop-Up Sun 11/28 through Sun 12/5 5:30pm (unless otherwise noted)

We are popping up around town for Hanukah. We will be lighting the menorah, saying the blessings together, and singing Hanukah songs in various locations. Join us for one night, or join us for them all!
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Hanukah Celebration & Shining Lights Shabbat Fri 12/3 6:00pm Pre-Service Celebration 7:30pm Service

Join us before Shabbat services as we celebrate the sixth night of Hanukah together. You bring the latkes and your menorah with candles, and we’ll bring the fun with latke sides, dreidel games, and arts and crafts. At 7:30, we will move inside for our Hanukah Shabbat service, featuring the Shalom Singers and our Shining Lights ceremony.
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Light Labyrinth Walk Together Wed 12/1 5:30pm

Join us on the TBS campus as we welcome the fourth night of Hanukah. As we kindle the hanukiyah and remember the miracles of this season, we walk a labyrinth of light to focus our steps and reflect on our journey. It is a simple walk with lots of ways to consider how we move through our world and carry light on our way. Our Hebrew school students and members of the interfaith community will be participating with us.
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Welcome to Temple Beth Shalom

a reform Jewish Congregation dedicated to Jewish values of study, worship, and social responsibility

Temple Beth Shalom is a center of Jewish life and activity in Indian River County and the Treasure Coast. Join us on our campus or meet us in the community to empower and express your Jewish identity and sense of connection.
 

Join Us as We Seek to Enrich Your Life and to Transform Our World

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Count the Omer

Wed 4/27 – 6/4 12:00 PM

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Men’s Club Beer & Bible

Thu 5/19 6:30 PM

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  1. 19 May

    Caring Community Group Mtg.

    3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
    Next dates: 16 Jun | 21 Jul | 18 Aug |
  2. 19 May

    Beer and Bible

    6:30 pm - 7:30 pm
  3. 20 May

    Shabbat Evening Service

    7:30 pm - 8:30 pm
    Next dates: 27 May | 03 Jun | 10 Jun |
  4. 21 May

    Conservative Minyan Shabbat Morning

    9:30 am - 11:30 am

COVID-19 Safety Policy

Updated 5/18/2022

UPDATE 5/18/2022: As we witness an increase in community spread of Covid 19, the TBS Board of Trustees is encouraging those who attend events or services with 5 or more people to wear masks. As a reminder if you are sick please attend our services or programs by Zoom. We endeavor to be as safe as possible even as we continue to gather and enjoy each other’s company. Thank you for your patience and cooperation.

On campus and TBS activities and events, masks are optional for all fully vaccinated attendees. Medical experts continue to assert that masks greatly mitigate our risks of contracting and/or spreading COVID19 and we encourage anyone who wants to wear a mask to still do so.

If you test positive for COVID19, we ask that you not come to our building for ten days from the day you test positive.
 
If you have been exposed to someone with COVID but have not tested positive yourself, we ask that you wear a mask at all times at TBS and take a COVID test on day five of your exposure to make sure you remain negative.
 
This is also a good time to remind you that for any and all respiratory illnesses we ask that you please stay home.
 
As the weather continues to get warmer, as we are no longer requiring masks, we will now be able to eat inside when necessary.

If you have any questions regarding the COVID-19 safety policy, please contact contact our office 772-569-4700 or email tbsoffice@tbsvero.org.

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Contact Info

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Temple Beth Shalom
365 43rd Avenue 
Vero Beach, FL  32968
P: 772.569.4700
F: 772.569.4701

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