Temple Shir Tikvah

A representative from Camp Kingswood, a Jewish camp in Maine, will be at Ambrose Elementary from 9:30-11:30 to talk to parents and answer any questions about summer camp options.

6th Graders visit Atria Senior Living in Burlington

Learning Corps Grades 1-6 at the Ambrose School, 27 High Street, Winchester

The Shir Tikvah library comes to the Ambrose school each month during the school year. Stop by the Bookmobile table and pick out something to read.

Our monthly co-learning program for families with young children! Open to all families with children ages 3.9 to 5.

In his book Reverence: Renewing a Forgotten Virtue, Paul Woodruff points out that reverence is a crucial civic virtue that’s operative in both the personal and public spheres. He goes on to explain that virtues combine both emotion and intellectual understanding to lead us to act, automatically and habitually, in ways that reflect human dignity and that promote our well-being and flourishing. Critically, while virtues put us into connection with something that transcends our own specific and personal existence, their appreciation (even worship) are consistent with secular worldviews and we need not believe in “theology or transcendent myths” to find and cultivate virtue About the Instructor: Rabbi Rim Meirowitz was ordained as a Conservative rabbi in 1975. He be came the founding headmaster of the Rashi school in 1985, and he joined the Reform movement at that time. In 1997, Rabbi Rim became the third rabbi of Temple Shir Tikvah. He helped build our building in 2000 and has been blessed by every moment he has had with the Shir Tikvah community.

“The actors on the stage are only part of the show. Join board members from Arlington Friends of the Drama for a backstage tour and presentation on how a show gets mounted, from selecting the plays and hiring the directors, to taking the final bows.” - Judy Weinberg, current Board President There will be a 5:00 dinner option to follow at Pasha Turkish Restaurant. RSVP below (required for dinner only). Pay at the restaurant.

Volunteer with the Somerville Homeless Coalition, an adult shelter, the second Sunday of every month, from 4:30 - 5:30 pm. You can prepare part of a meal, or deliver the meal. No regular commitment -- you will receive an email monthly and you can sign up at your convenience. Dropoff location is The Ambrose School, 27 High Street, Winchester. Please contact Peggy Shukur (pegshukur@aol.com) to be added to the SignUpGenius email.

Private Class in Sanctuary

Israel Committee Meeting in Library

Private Class in Sanctuary

Learning Corps Grades 4, 5, 6, and 7, at the Temple

Learning Corps Grades 8-12, at the Temple

Finance Committee Meeting

In the sanctuary and oneg room. Bring something sweet or savory to share at the oneg. No meat, shellfish, or raw onions please!

This lay-led group discusses the weekly Torah portion over bagels in the library, each Saturday morning at 10:30 am. Please note, the group does not follow the weekly Torah portion, but is studying Tanakh at their own pace instead. (Bring your own beverage).

Join us for “Yossi and Jagger”, a groundbreaking 2003 movie based on true events. It’s a story of the love affair of two Israeli army commanders stationed at a remote base on the Israeli-Lebanese border, who are in love and struggle to find their place.