Temple B’nai Sholom Sisterhood fosters and furthers the highest ideals of Judaism as expressed through the Synagogue. It is our own purpose to promote close fellowship among our membership and, in cooperation with the congregation, mentor religious, social and educational activities.

Women of Reform Judaism

Temple B’nai Sholom Sisterhood is affiliated with the Women of Reform Judaism (WRJ).

WRJ is the voice, presence and arena of action for the Women of Reform Judaism in the Synagogue, the Jewish community, interfaith groups and the general local, national and international communities. WRJ is the women’s agency and affiliate of the Union for Reform Judaism (URJ) – the central body of Reform Judaism in North America.

WRJ is a member of the World Union for Progressive Judaism (WUPJ) and works on behalf of the Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion.

Sisterhood Officers

• Steering Committee: Ana Tamm-Daniels, Ferna Brazda, Karen Turbiner
• Recording Secretary: Sandra McGuire
• Treasurer: Sharon Frost
• Programs: Ann Lois Ballon, Nancy Fishman, Darlene Gollop, Lissa Wilson
• Membership: Suzanne Druckman
• Immediate Past President: Caroline Lampert, Barbara Lapidus, Pam Rhodes

Funds

• The Helen and Henry Solomonson Campership Fund is a fund to help defray expenses for children to attend Jewish summer camp. Applications for scholarships may be submitted in care of the Chairperson.
• The Ethel McAnally Memorial Fund is maintained for enhancement and improvement of Temple kitchen.
• Donations to these funds, as well as the Sisterhood General Fund are greatly appreciated. [Please contact the Sisterhood Treasurer or the Temple office and specify "Sisterhood" and the desired fund.]

Breast Cancer Awareness and L’Chaim Pins and Merchandise

“She who saves one life is as if she saves the entire world.”

Jewish commitments to life and health impel us to work to lower the risk of breast cancer in our lives today. Proceeds from the purchase of our breast cancer awareness pin will help to promote breast cancer awareness and to further scientific research which may eliminate the risk of breast cancer in our daughters tomorrow.

Breast Cancer Awareness Page