COVID-19 information
COVID-19 update: While we wait for the coronavirus pandemic to pass, our building is closed but our community is open. We'd love to have you join us. Here's how:
- Services are streamed through our Woodlands Community Temple Facebook page.
- Information on attending other events on our calendar is available from our office at wct@wct.org. You can also use this e-mail address to sign up for our weekly newsletter.
- We have a variety of ways to support members in need. Call 914-592-7070.
We hope everyone is staying safe, healthy, and connected while we await better days ahead.
If you will be coming to the temple, please go to www.wct.org/screening to fill out the Covid screening form before you come. Also, you must wear a face mask while you are in the building.
Upcoming Worship Schedule
Upcoming Meetings
- School Board: Mon, Nov 23 at 8:15 pm
- Jewish Life Committee: Mon, Nov 23 at 8:15 pm
Thanksgiving Shabbat Evening Service
Fri, Nov 27 at 8:00 pm
With special guest, Cantor Ellen Dreskin. Join us on Facebook, and after the service come to the Oneg. Log on at 7:50 pm to eavesdrop on our engaging and sometimes outrageous pre-service discussion.
Upcoming Events (virtual) at WCT
Shabbat Evening Service
Fri, Dec 4 at 8:00 pm
Once more, we welcome special guests Cantor Ellen Dreskin and Corey Friedlander. Join us on Facebook.
Wed, Dec 9, 8:00-9:00 pm
Online Scams: What Kind of Job is That For a Nice Jewish Boy?
with Rabbi Billy
Seems everyone wants to make a quick buck on the internet these days. But are WE involved in perpetrating these crimes too? And what's Judaism got to say about that? Woodlands Webinars:
Now more than ever ... being Jewish Together
With the pandemic raging, the election looming, and the weather turning dreary, it's more important than ever that we celebrate the beauty and light in our midst. Woodlands has been that light for us and we know it has been for many of you as well. Now more than ever, being Jewish together is a lifeline, a gift of purpose and meaning in an otherwise chaotic world. We may be physically apart, but Woodlands has never been closer together.
So many of you have reflected to us that the High Holy Days this year moved you in unexpected and meaningful ways. We thought it would be nice to celebrate our exuberant beginning to the year. Click below to see a "highlight reel," from the High Holy Days. It celebrates the hard work of the clergy, the Woodlands Singers, the Jewish Life Committee and our tech crew with songs, snapshots and some behind the scenes footage. Enjoy!
The Judaica Shop at Woodlands
The Judaica Shop at Woodlands is Online ...
The Judaica Shop at Woodlands is not physically open for business but we are available for online purchasing. If you are shopping for a celebration gift or something to bring beauty and spirituality to your home, please contact us first. We'll work out purchase and delivery details. For some ideas, check out our online catalogues on the Judaica Shop page (click here). Remember every purchase supports Woodlands Temple. Email judaicashop@wct.org
A Q&A with Cantor Lance Rhodes
and Mike Winkleman
Shortly after Cantor Lance arrived at his new home in Shrub Oak, Mike Winkleman caught up with him to see how his move had gone and what he’s thinking and planning now that he is assuming the role of Woodlands’ new cantor. Here are some excerpts from their conversation.
Sat, November 28 2020
12 Kislev 5781
