“Let us have a return to the true meaning of community”
~ TSE Congregant
“The gifts of our tradition—empathy and understanding, the pursuit of peace and justice, a strong moral compass and an unambiguous understanding of the difference between ephemeral values and eternal values”
Be kind…please rewind…
Simchat Torah 2024
GUCI brotherhood work weekend
Passover 2024
Amazing turnout and participation this year for our Seder!
Another amazing Hanukkah party!
A few pics from Simchat Torah
Mitzah Day Prep!
A lot to be proud of for the
2023 Confirmation Class!
Last evening many volunteers helped plant the Temple garden. The garden committee is chaired by Stan and Ricki Rudey. We thank all the volunteers who helped last night and those who will be helping with the upkeep of the temple vegetable and flower gardens.
2023 Confirmation Trip to NYC!
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A few pics from A recent Shabbat!
Mitzvah Day!
Thanks to everyone who participated in Mitzvah Day. The afternoon was a huge success thanks to everyone who volunteered. Mini mitzvah Day was the vision of our Temple President, Dr. Jeanine Huttner with the blessing of the Temple Board of Trustees. Now that we are once again gathering together, Jeanine wanted to have a way for members of our Temple Family to perform mitzvot as a community. The Temple was the direct beneficiary of Sunday’s mitzvot. The plan is to hold several “mitzvah days” that are project based during the upcoming year. Today’s turnout was amazing and our hope is that even more people participate in the future.
Toledo Blade Article: BY SARAH READDEAN
Keeping the flame burning
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Membership Letter
MEMBER Application
Dues schedule 2023/2024
Download the Book of Memory:
Roll of Remembrance
If you are looking for an opportunity to celebrate your simcha with members of your congregational family and your other guests on Shabbat, consider hosting one of the following opportunities:
Kabbalat Panim Reception-5-6PM
Preceding Friday night services includes 3-4 appetizers, iced tea, Water and wine
and wine.
$300
Shabbat Kiddush
Following Friday night services consists of wine, apple juice & challah.
$60
Oneg Shabbat
Following Friday night services will include a fresh fruit tray, vegetable tray w/hummus, cubed cheese tray with hot vidalia onion dip, assorted sweets, iced tea, coffee and tea
$300
*You can customize your own Oneg Shabbat with Lynn Nusbaum and choose your own items and the price will be determined according to the menu you choose. If you have a budget in mind Lynn will create a menu for you.
Contact
➤ LOCATION
6453 Sylvania Ave.
Sylvania, OH 43560
☎ CONTACT
lnusbaum@templese.com
(419) 885-3341
It is the mission of Congregation Temple Shomer Emunim to meet the religious, spiritual, educational, and social needs of our congregants within the context of Reform Judaism, while we seek to perpetuate Reform Judaism, the Jewish people, and the State of Israel.
FRIDAY NIGHT
SHABBAT SERVICES EVERY FRIDAY 6:00PM
SATURDAY MORNING
SHABBAT MORNING SERVICE SELECT SATURDAYS NOVEMBER–MAY 10:30AM
Reform Judaism
Throughout history, Jews have remained firmly rooted in Jewish tradition, even as we learned much from our encounters with other cultures. Nevertheless, since its earliest days, Reform Judaism has asserted that a Judaism frozen in time is an heirloom, not a living fountain. The great contribution of Reform Judaism is that it has enabled the Jewish people to introduce innovation while preserving tradition, to embrace diversity while asserting commonality, to affirm beliefs without rejecting those who doubt and to bring faith to sacred texts without sacrificing critical scholarship.