Chavurot, or Small Groups
A chavurah is a small, informal group of families, couples, or individuals who share common interests. The group meets together on a regular basis and each group defines its own goals. It is an easy and informal way to develop close, wonderful relationships and thus support the Temple. The word Chavurah or Chevreh comes from the Hebrew word chaver, meaning friend. One of the benefits of Temple membership is that only Temple members are eligible to be matched into a Chavurah.
Click here to download a Chavurah Application (or pick one up at the Temple office). After you fill out an application providing information about your interests and desires for your chavurah, the Chavurah Committee will put you in touch with other congregants of similar interests. For more information, please contact our Chavurah Chair by emailing chavurah@adatshalom.comor leave a message in the Temple office (858.451.1200).
Wed, November 21 2018
13 Kislev 5779
Chanukah and Chai Member Shabbat
Friday, December 7
at 7:00 pm
Bring your Chanukah menorah and candles, and join your congregation in celebrating the Festival of Lights. We'll also celebrate the guiding lights of our congregation, Chai members who have belonged to Temple Adat Shalom for 18 years or longer!
TAS Chanukah Party
Sunday December 9
at 4 pm
Rabbi David and Cantor Lori will share Chanukah stories and songs and lead candlelighting, with a light latke supper, crafts, and games following. Fun for the whole family!
Beer & Blessings
Saturday, December 15, 6:30 pm
"Home Brewing with Allan Rozenberg"
Come share a fun Saturday evening (or three) with your friends at TAS. Enjoy a sampling of beers, good food and friendship, as well as an informative presentation by a special guest speaker, and a drash by Rabbi David Castiglione.
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TAS Raffle
Win a fantastic vacation by participating in our raffle!
Drawing will take place the last day of Chanukah! Winner need not be present.
TAS Mission Statement
Temple Adat Shalom is a welcoming, inclusive Reform Jewish community, within which Torah, friendship, tikkun olam, social justice, and education are central to our personal, spiritual, and communal growth.
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