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Loving TORAH in Hamilton since 1850

Passionate leaders who care about our FUTURE!

Learning and celebrating with our Youth!

Gathering to rejoice, to mourn, and to remember.

TRIVIA NIGHT OUT!

A fun social night out! Get your favourite people together for a night of Trivia and laid back fun hanging out. Don’t bother booking a babysitter…we’ve got you covered. Adult Trivia in the Mandell Auditorium and Youth Activities downstairs in the Youth Lounge and Classroom. Book your spot now for just $5 per Adult. This evening is hosted by Cantor Paula & Dora-Ann.

This Trivia Night is 90s Themed…so study up!

REGISTER HERE

2nd Night Passover Seder

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THANK YOU TO ALL WHO REGISTERED FOR TEMPLE ANSHE SHOLOM’S SECOND ANNUAL COMMUNITY SEDER. TICKETS ARE SOLD OUT. SEE YOU ON THURSDAY, APRIL 6 AT 6:30 PM

HOSTED BY CANTOR PAULA BARUCH AND RALPH BENMURGUI

Coming Soon: NEXT GENERATION Breakfast Club

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Isn’t it truly amazing what our grown children are accomplishing? NEXT GENERATION Breakfast Club is hosted by MISHA APEL and this spring features members names you will remember studying and working in LAW, ENVIRONMENTAL BIOLOGY IN ISRAEL, EDUCATION, and MEDICINE. This most uplifting online experience is beginning Sunday, April 16th at 11AM and continuing for four sessions.

Rabbi Baskin Shloshim Thursday, February 16, 7 pm

Temple Anshe Sholom marked the end of the 30 days of mourning for our dear Rabbi Bernard Baskin. Our guest speakers, Dana Robbins, who was the publisher of the Hamilton Spectator during the years that Rabbi Baskin wrote articles for our local newspaper, and Vivian Lewis, head library at McMaster University, providing exceptional descriptions of their memories. At our reception our members shared stories about their encounters with Rabbi Baskin. A recording of this evening can be viewed here.

VIDEO LINK: https://youtu.be/o8rFlsPMymI

From the Union For Reform Judaism / Reform Movement

Thriving Like Isaac

Thriving Like Isaac sdolgov March 29, 2023

Living with Disabilities

Living most of my life in a hearing world – as a not-fully hearing person – has been my “normal” living experience. I don’t know any other way of being. I suspect there is a different way of living because everyone around me tells me so – they imagine that my life must be so hard, how I must cope (what are my choices??). At one point, I tried to connect to the Deaf community. Between not being fluent in American Sign Language and being able to live in the hearing world, I didn’t feel welcome – although I learned a lot about myself as a less-than-fully-hearing person in a hearing world. A few years ago, when I went from hard of hearing to deaf, I decided that I would be just that, “deaf” without the capital “D”. I am now a deaf person living in a hearing world (as opposed to a Deaf person with connections to the Deaf community).

Dayenu: The Power of Enough-ness

Dayenu: The Power of Enough-ness jemerman March 27, 2023

Passover

Last year was my first time celebrating Passover and one of the first times I sang with the congregational choir. One of the songs we performed for the seder was "Dayenu." The choir director explained during practice that in Hebrew, "dayenu" means "enough." I loved the melody of the song and found myself humming the tune as I prepared for Passover.