Men’s Club
The Men’s Club of Temple Beth Shalom brings men of all ages together to build community, support the synagogue, and strengthen Jewish life through hands-on involvement and camaraderie.
From hosting holiday events to lending a hand behind the scenes, the Men’s Club plays an essential role in temple life. Signature projects include:
- Sukkah Building and Take Down – a cherished annual tradition
- The Sukkah Hop – a joyful celebration of community and hospitality
- Social gatherings, volunteer opportunities, and more
Whether you’re looking to connect with others, give back to the community, or just have a good time, the Men’s Club offers a welcoming and meaningful way to get involved.
Interested in joining or helping out?
We’d love to hear from you! Please contact the Temple office at office@tbslb.org or call 562-426-6413.
Sisterhood
Empowering Women. Enriching Jewish Life. Strengthening Community.
The Temple Beth Shalom Sisterhood is a vibrant, welcoming community for women of all ages who are inspired to explore, celebrate, and support Jewish life. Whether you’re a lifelong member or new to the area, the Sisterhood offers meaningful opportunities to connect, learn, and make a lasting impact.
Our mission is rooted in Jewish values:
- Advancing Jewish education within the family and broader community
- Encouraging and supporting youth in their spiritual and cultural growth
- Demonstrating unwavering support for Israel
- Engaging in service projects that uplift our local community
- Promoting the wellbeing of our temple, its members, and its future
Through a wide range of events and initiatives, we foster friendship, learning, and community service. Past events include:
- Book signing for Rabbi Grinblat’s What Pain Teaches Us: Spiritual Lessons from Two Years of Anguish
- Paint and Sip fundraiser
- Damsel in Defense self-protection workshop
- Stars of David musical fundraiser
From holiday celebrations and educational events to social gatherings and mitzvah projects, the Sisterhood is a space to build friendships, deepen your Jewish identity, and give back in ways that matter.
We invite you to be part of something meaningful.
To learn more or join us, please contact the Temple office at Office@TBSLB.org or call 562-426-6413.