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For
four decades, Temple Shearith Israel has been a center for
Jewish life in the Mid-Fairfield and Northern Westchester
counties. We worship together during the High Holidays and
Shabbat, celebrate baby namings and Brit Milah, Bar and Bat
Mitzvah, Confirmation, weddings and offer support in time of
mourning. Temple Shearith Israel provides a strong foundation of
Jewish life and a true sense of family.
We offer a full range of Reform Jewish programs including:
Shabbat, High Holiday and Festival services, religious school,
bar and bat mitzvah education, adult education, social action,
Sisterhood, Brotherhood, youth groups, Tot Shabbat, guest
speakers, special music services and more.
We welcome you to join us and become a part of our Temple
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Dear
Friends,
A synagogue is a house of worship, a place of study and a
community. At Temple Shearith Israel, we seek to create
meaningful and spiritual services, moments of peace in a hectic
world. We teach Judaism to all ages, from kindergarten to adults
and strive to apply the wisdom of Torah and Jewish tradition to
modern day life. Temple Shearith Israel is a community,
welcoming Jews-by-choice and interfaith families.
Located in the former Doubleday mansion, our synagogue home
underwent an extensive renovation in 2006 and includes a
beautiful new sanctuary and a large social hall for
congregational events and celebrations. We have excellent
religious school facilities, a library and a Judaica shop.
I welcome you to join us on a Friday night for Shabbat worship,
to visit our religious school on a Sunday morning and to become
a part of our extended family.
-Rabbi Eric Eisenkramer
To contact us
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Our building dates from 1890 when many palatial “summer
cottages” were built in Ridgefield, Connecticut. It was owned by
George Doubleday, Board Chairman of Ingersoll-Rand. He passed
away at age 89 in 1955. His “Westmoreland” became Temple
Shearith Israel in 1969. In 2006, the building underwent a
complete renovation, providing us with a new sanctuary, social
hall, and gracious and warm surroundings for worship, study and
the celebration of simchas. |
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