February 07, 2012   14 Sh'vat 5772
Temple Covenant of Peace - Easton, PA
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Erev Shabbat

Erev Shabbat Worship Services ...

Our regular Friday Night Shabbat Services are formulated to span the diverse needs of our congregation. We have services that embrace the needs of our young families, traditional families, non-traditional families, our single members, and our senior members. Music, appropriate to the type of service being conducted, is woven throughout the service. The congregation participates in the services through responsive readings, chanting/singing, and various aliyahs (honors). Services are performed in both English and Hebrew (appropriate transliterations for Hebrew are usually provided – reading Hebrew is not required). All services start at 7:30 pm followed by Kiddush. 

Summer Services: Summer Services start at 7:00pm and generally are more informal and shorter than regular services.

Layperson Leadership Services: There are opportunities throughout the year, particularly during July and August, where members of the congregation have the opportunity to lead Shabbat Services. Leading a service is educational, strengthens leadership, and provides a valuable service to the Temple.

Please come and join us on Shabbat for prayer, joy, and peace.

Visit our other website areas to find out more about Temple Covenant of Peace, or call the Temple at 610-253-2031. Our Fax Number is 610-253-8896, and our email address is tcp@rcn.com

Family Services at TCP

Family Services are held the first Friday of every month, and they are really special at Temple Covenant of Peace. Each month a different class does a presentation to the congregation.

The culmination of the school year is celebrated with a family service when all classes participate.

January 2009

During our January Family Shabbat service, the 5th and 6th grade students presented the Days of Creation.  

 

 


NOVEMBER 2008



During November, our Seventh Grade Culture class presented a reader’s theater skit on a story from one of their text books, Ten Thousand Children.  It was a touching tale about an eleven year old girl who’s  only birthday present that year was an orange from her mother.  If you are not familiar with the text they are reading, the subtitle explains it quite well: True Stories Told by Children Who Escaped the Holocaust on the Kindertransport.

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