Shabbat Services are held at 37 Main Street in Southington,
in the Barnes Chapel of the First Congregational Church.
FOR INFORMATION ...
please call Sue at 860-621-7811.
CALENDAR
UPCOMING SERVICES:
Friday, July 9
6:30pm
Lay Service at Mack's on West - dinner and discussion
Friday, August 13
7:30pm
Shabbat Service
Saturday, September 4
8:00pm
S'lichot Service
Wednesday, September 8
7:00pm
Erev Rosh Hashanah Service
Thursday, September 9
10:00am
Rosh Hashanah Service
Friday, September 17
7:00pm
Kol Nidre Service
Saturday, September 18
10:00am
Yom Kippur
Wednesday, September 22
7:00pm
Sukkot Service & Pizza - Under the Moon
Wednesday, September 29
7:00pm
Simchat Torah
Friday, October 8
7:30pm
Shabbat Service
Friday, October 22
6:30pm
Shabbat Service
Friday, November 12
7:30pm
Shabbat Service
Saturday, November 13
11:00am
Shabbat Service
Friday, December 10
7:30pm
Shabbat Service
Saturday, December 11
11:00am
Shabbat Service
Shabbat Services are held at 37 Main Street in Southington,in the Barnes Chapel of the First Congregational Church.
We treasure our close relationship with the First Congregational Church,
which shares its smaller adjoining sanctuary building and other facilities with us.
OTHER GSJC EVENTS
Thursday, July 15
7:30pm
Board Meeting
Saturday, August 14
9:00am
Adult Bar/t Mitzvah Class
Thursday, August 19
7:30pm
Board Meeting
Sunday, August 22
12 noon
ANNUAL GSJC PICNIC!!!
Thursday, September 16
7:30pm
Board Meeting
Thursday, October 21
7:30pm
Board Meeting
Saturday, November 6
Comedy Revue @ Bristol Carousel Museum
Saturday, November 13
10:00am
Rabbi Visit to Shabbat School
Saturday, November 13
1:00pm
Adult Bar/t Mitzvah Class
Sunday, December 5
Hanukah Party
Saturday, December 11
10:00am
Rabbi Visit to Shabbat School
Saturday, December 11
1:00pm
Adult Bar/t Mitzvah Class
Sunday, December 12
10:00am
Adult Education
ABOUT GSJC ...
In the beginning ...
In 1984, the Greater Southington Jewish Congregation was founded by families interested in creating a Jewish presence in this suburban Connecticut town. The first priority of the group was to maintain a community atmosphere in which each person felt like a family member.
Now called Gishrei Shalom Jewish Congregation, we are a small, dynamic, Reform congregation committed to the spiritual and educational growth of our members within a warm and supportive Jewish environment. GSJC reaches out to the entire Jewish community, including interfaith families.
Why GSJC?
GSJC provides a close, family atmosphere for Jewish observance, learning, and worship. Friday evening Shabbat Services are held twice a month. We celebrate Jewish holidays together, provide family workshops and numerous social activities. Our youth and adult religious education programs are the nucleus of many synagogue events. Our members take an active role in helping GSJC come alive with Jewish meaning and warmth.
A Sense of Community
The Gishrei Shalom Jewish Congregation can provide a Jewish community, not just a place to pray. GSJC appreciates its members for their unique talents and interests. Tzedakah (charity) and tikun olam (repairing the world) are important mitzvot at GSJC, and its members are encouraged to participate. We offer many opportunities to become involved. GSJC provides countless ways to develop connections with other caring people in the area.
We look forward to sharing with you
all that Gishrei Shalom Jewish Congregation has to offer!
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