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).
Thu, March 21 2019
14 Adar II 5779
The Sisterhood Gift Shop is Open
Looking for Judaica or a special gift for the holidays? Try our Sisterhood Gift Shop!
Mamaleh Mia! An ABBA Purim
Wednesday, March 20
7:00 pm
CLICK HERE to download order form for delicious hamantaschen home-baked by our Temple youth (Note: strawberry is no longer available)!
RESCHEDULED
NEW DATE:
Saturday, April 13
7:30 pm
Join us as the hit songwriting team entertains us and takes us behind the scenes of their 25-year career together that includes two Academy Awards and numerous Golden Globe nominations and hit singles for Whitney Houston, James Ingram, Kenny Loggins, NSync, Rod Stewart and many others! Details here.
Join TAS at the ADL Walk Against Hate
Volunteers Needed for TAS Kosher Grill at IsraelFest!
Sunday, June 2
11 am - 3 pm
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
TAS will be the exclusive festival purveyor of tasty, juicy kosher steak sandwiches hot off the grill with all the fixings!
All proceeds from grill sales will be donated to TAS to support ongoing educational and music programs.
IsraelFest is sponsored by the San Diego Jewish Federation, and will take place at Liberty Station.
There will be two (2) four-hour shifts. Food preparation and grill experience a plus, but not required. You will need to be able to stand for an extended period of time.
Please contact Richard Stern at 619.895.1960 for more details or to volunteer.
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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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