January 28, 2012   4 Sh'vat 5772
Temple Solel, Bowie, MD
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Upcoming Events  
January 2012
01/28 -  Torah Study & Bagels - 9 AM (9:00 AM)
01/29 -  Torah for Tots - 9 AM (9:00 AM to 10:30 AM)
01/29 -  Legislative Brunch - 9:30 AM (9:30 AM to 11:30 AM)
Senator Ed Reilly (Crofton), Delegate Geraldine Valentino-Smith (Bowie) and Karen Paikin Barall of Jewish Community Relations Council will speak and answer questions. View and print the flyer "more information" below.
01/29 -  Walking Group - 11 AM (11:00 AM)
01/30 -  Choir
01/30 -  Seniors Group
01/31 -  Ritual Committee - 7 PM (7:00 PM)
February 2012
02/01 -  Finance Committee - 7:30 PM (7:30 PM)
Choir to sing
02/04 -  Torah Study & Bagels - 9 AM (9:00 AM)
Our Mission Statement  


Temple Solel: Feeling, Caring, Doing – Jewishly

Temple Solel - front of buildingTemple Solel is a Reform Jewish congregational family, guided by Torah, fostering a lifelong commitment to feeling, caring, and doing Jewishly.

We achieve this by being a

Beit Midrash – A House of Study (Torah – a way of life) 

  • Providing innovative Jewish educational and cultural activities, both formal and informal, for members of all ages and backgrounds;

Beit T’fillah – A House of Prayer (Avodah – the service of God)

  • Establishing a welcoming and inclusive prayer community;
  • Developing various forms of worship and observance as a community;
  • Promoting personal spiritual growth, guided by Jewish values;

Beit Knesset – A House of Gathering (G’milut Chasadim – acts of love and kindness) 
Developing a strong and vibrant Jewish community through:

  • Being a caring community – supporting each other in joy and in need;
  • Outreach to all of our members;
  • Creating a network of social activities and events to meet the needs of all age groups in our congregational family;
  • Commitment to the ideal of tikkun olam (the repair of the world) – through a program of social action;
  • Enhancing the unity of the Jewish people through our link with the State of Israel and Jews worldwide.

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