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Join the Sisterhood

You must be a member of Temple Shalom to join the Temple Shalom Sisterhood.

 

Mission Statement 

The Sisterhood of Temple Shalom is devoted to nurturing shalom—peace, wholeness, and well-being—by intentionally cultivating meaningful connections and fostering a culture of belonging. Through an enriching array of educational, social, and cultural programs, our Sisterhood brings women together in meaningful ways that inspire personal growth and strengthen community ties as we support Temple Shalom, our Religious School, our youth, our community, and Israel.  By living these values and creating opportunities for authentic connection, our Sisterhood deepens relationships within its circle and radiates harmony and welcome throughout the wider community.  As an affiliate of Women of Reform Judaism, we strengthen the voice of Jewish women worldwide.  

 

Judaica shop

mezzuot on display in the Judaica ShopTo carry out its mission, the women of Sisterhood operate the Judaica Gift Shop, plan and organize Sisterhood luncheons, and hold a number of fundraising activities through the year.

It's the only Judaica shop in all of Collier County. Proceeds benefit the many projects of Temple Shalom’s Sisterhood. 

The Sisterhood Judaica Shop is open by appointment only. Please contact the Temple Shalom office at 239-455-3030.

 

 

EVENTS

Sisterhood is planning many wonderful events and programs for the 2025-2026 season. Take a look at our list of upcoming events and programs and mark your calendars!

Next up: Sisterhood Membership Appreciation Event
Tuesday, December 9, 5:00pm
RSVP: Sisterhood Member Appreciation Event 2025

 

Sisterhood book bag

The Sisterhood book bag is a wonderful way to get together and discuss our great book picks!

 


 

For general information, contact us at templeshalomsisterhood@gmail.com.
 
 
Co-Presidents - Judy Ciorciari and Linda Wolin
 

Board of Directors

Wed, January 21 2026 3 Sh'vat 5786